Questions parents ask.

Every conversation appears in your Dashboard. Click any kid → Conversations → tap a row to read the full transcript.

Yore automatically flags conversations that touch on safety-sensitive content — self-harm language, signs of distress, slurs, attempts to share personal info, requests for unsafe topics. Flagged conversations appear in a banner on your dashboard until you review and acknowledge them. The flagging is a regex-based heuristic that errs on the side of too many false positives — better to have you glance at a non-issue than to miss a real one.

Yore's characters operate under hard-coded rules they cannot break: they will never describe explicit violence or sexual content, never give instructions for weapons or drugs or self-harm, never claim to love your kid or be a real friend, never agree to keep secrets from grown-ups, and never ask for personal information. If your kid volunteers personal info (address, phone, school name), the AI is instructed not to echo it back, and we have a backup filter that redacts anything that slips through. Imperfect — no system is — but we put the tripwires in deliberately.

For as long as you want them. They sit in your dashboard indefinitely. If you delete a conversation, it disappears from the dashboard immediately and is hard-deleted from our servers within 30 days. If you delete a kid's data wholesale (Settings → Privacy → "Delete [kid]'s data"), same 30-day timer applies. Inactive families with no conversations or logins for 1 year are auto-purged.

Two paths. (1) On the conversation transcript, click ⚠ Report this next to the specific character message that concerned you. A human reviewer will look at the moment in context and respond within 7 days. (2) For anything urgent or that needs human eyes today, write to [email protected] — the founder reads every message. If your kid said something about self-harm or hurting others, write to us AND consider reaching out to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988) or the Crisis Text Line (text HOME to 741741).

Go to your Dashboard, click + Add another kid at the bottom of the kid grid. Enter their first name and age (3–17). Yore generates a 6-digit PIN automatically. If your kid is under 13, you'll be sent through a one-time COPPA consent flow before they can sign in.

Two ways. (1) Open kids.helloyore.com/your-family-code on the device your kid will use, then they type their PIN. The URL works on any browser — laptop, tablet, phone. (2) Or your kid can go to kids.helloyore.com/sign-in directly and type the family code + PIN themselves. Both end up at the same place.

Three random words that uniquely identify your family — like wren-honey-cove. We use this so your kid doesn't have to type a long URL or remember an account name. Combined with each kid's PIN, it's how Yore knows who's signing in.

On the kid's profile page (Dashboard → click their name) there's a small "Change PIN" link in the meta line under their name. You can either generate a random new PIN or pick a custom one. The change immediately invalidates the old PIN and any active sign-in sessions on devices.

Kid's profile → Settings tab → "Daily limit & allowed characters". Uncheck any character you don't want available.

Kid's profile → Settings tab → "Topics". Eight categories (death, religion, modern comparisons, etc.) each with three settings: Honest / Gentle / Skip. Or use the age-based presets at the top: Gentle (5-7), Standard (8-10), Honest (11+). Changes save instantly.

Kid's profile → Settings tab → "Daily limit". Set a per-day minute cap (default 30). When the limit is reached, the AI politely tells your kid that's enough for today.

Voice audio passes through Deepgram (our speech-to-text vendor) transiently — it's transcribed and immediately discarded. We do not store voice recordings server-side. The transcribed text is what persists in your dashboard, subject to your consent settings.

Not by default. We have data-processing agreements with Anthropic, Deepgram, and ElevenLabs that prohibit training on customer data. There's a separate optional toggle in Settings → Privacy that lets you opt in to share anonymized snippets with Yore for quality improvement — turned off by default, you can turn it on or off any time.

Settings → Privacy → "Delete my entire family from Yore". The deletion happens with a 90-day grace period — you can sign in during that time and click "Restore" to undo. After 90 days, all data is permanently erased.

Settings → Privacy → next to each kid, "Export [kid]'s data". Returns a JSON file with all of that kid's conversations, memories, and metadata.

Friend pilot is free. Paid signups will open later this year with a monthly subscription — exact pricing TBD. We'll email you in advance.

On the sign-in page, click "Forgot password?". Enter your email — we'll send you a reset link within a few minutes.

Today: yes — one parent account per family, you share the email and password with your co-parent. Both of you see the same dashboard. Multi-parent accounts (separate logins, same family data) are on our roadmap.