Every title gets the same field layout — content flags, themes, and values notes — so families compare apples to apples instead of reading critic prose.
Guidance chips parents trust
Great for families, With guidance, and Not recommended give a fast decision layer before anyone hits play. No numeric score pretending to be objective.
Morally vetted at scale
Reviews stay consistent and searchable as the library grows — built for households that want cleaner content choices with a clear values anchor.
Problem
Parents needed a fast way to vet entertainment before kids hit play. Critic scores measure taste, not fit for your household. Existing guides mix opinion with facts and rarely give a clear yes / caution / no signal.
Approach
A searchable public library where every title gets the same structured review — content flags, theme notes, and a scannable guidance chip (Great for families, With guidance, Not recommended). Families decide from facts, not hype.
How it works
Visual maps of the product story — drag flows to explore, or scan the overview diagrams.
Family decision flow
Search → structured title page → one of three guidance outcomes. No star score.