AI the Right Way
Your child will use AI. The question is how.
Pretending AI away isn't an option. Handing a child an open chatbot isn't either. So we built a third way: directed, supervised, disclosed.
No open chat. Ever.Recap to parents
Fig. 6 — The Guardrail DiagramEnforced, not aspirational
The Rules
Six rules. No exceptions.
My AI Co-Founder · Operating RulesEnforced, not aspirational
1Guided missions onlyTwo structured missions: Idea Sparker, which helps a child stress-test their own idea, and the LIQ Pitch Coach, which scores practice pitches against our rubric and coaches the next attempt.
2No open chat. EverThere is no free-form chatbot anywhere in the program, and there won't be.
3A recap to parentsAfter each mission, you receive an email: what your child worked on, and what came out of it.
4Parent-gated accessA parent switches the tool on. Not the child.
5Full disclosureMy AI Co-Founder is built on Claude, by Anthropic, configured by us for this one job. Children should know what they're working with — and so should you.
6Plain-language dataWhat's collected, why, and for how long — written for parents, not lawyers, in our Privacy Policy.
What a Mission Looks Like
Sixty seconds inside Idea Sparker.
Your child brings an idea — painted planters for the community market. The mission asks founder questions: Who exactly buys this? What would they pay? What do you test first? The AI probes and suggests; the child decides, types, and owns every answer. Session ends; a recap lands in your inbox.
The Charter
The Family AI Charter
Our commitments to your family on AI, on one page, in plain language — what we build, what we refuse to build, and what you can hold us to.
[Family AI Charter — page arrives at W7]Guided AI, never unsupervised — the full AI Founder Track is coming.