SAFE AI FOR KIDS

Safe creative AI starts with clear adult and child roles.

Rifflo is built for a parent to hold the account and stay nearby while a child directs original characters, stories, comics, and worlds.

  • No separate child login
  • Private character media
  • Contact details rejected
A child's idea growing through character, story, and world choices with Rifflo One idea can keep growing.
THE IMPORTANT DIFFERENCE

Safety is more than filtering the final picture.

Families need to know who controls the account, what information is collected, where creative work is stored, what AI providers process, and what happens when a child types something they should not share.

Rifflo combines product boundaries with adult supervision. A parent or legal guardian signs in, confirms the current terms, and remains present. Children are reminded to use nicknames and not enter real names, schools, addresses, precise locations, phone numbers, email addresses, or photos of real children.

A parent holds the account

Rifflo has no separate child login. The adult controls sign-in, account data, export, and deletion.

Work starts private

Saved character worlds and generated media are account-scoped and private by default.

Personal details are discouraged

The interface does not need a child’s real identity, and eligible inputs reject email addresses and phone-number-shaped content.

AI assistance stays visible

The child can see the decisions they supplied and the artwork or words AI helped produce.

A fictional Rifflo character exploring an illustrated story world
ONE CHARACTER, NOT ONE-OFF OUTPUTS

The child directs the fiction without becoming the data.

A character can have an invented name, home, dream, and challenge. Those fictional details are enough to build a rich world. Rifflo does not need a real child’s school, address, contact details, photograph, or precise location to make the experience work.

What parents should know
TRY IT TOGETHER

A simple creative path

There is no perfect first prompt. A child only needs one starting choice and room to make the next one.

  1. 1

    Begin with the parent

    The adult reads the parent confirmation, holds the Google-backed account, and stays nearby during the session.

  2. 2

    Use fictional details

    Choose a creator nickname and invent character information. Do not enter a real child’s personal or contact information.

  3. 3

    Review AI output together

    AI can be inaccurate or unsuitable. Pause, revise, or stop if a result does not feel appropriate.

  4. 4

    Use the account controls

    The signed-in parent can export account data or permanently delete saved records and private media.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Useful answers before you start

Is Rifflo intended for children to use alone?+

No. Rifflo is designed for children ages 10–12 to create with a parent or legal guardian nearby. The adult is the account holder and remains responsible for the session.

Does Rifflo ask for a child’s real name?+

No. Rifflo asks for a short creator nickname and fictional character details. Families are told not to enter real names, schools, addresses, contact details, precise locations, or photos of real children.

Are character worlds public by default?+

No. Saved character worlds and generated media are private by default and isolated by the parent-controlled creator account.

What happens to optional voice recordings?+

A short recording is sent to Cloudflare Workers AI only to produce editable text. Rifflo does not store the audio recording, and voice input is not offered for creator or character names.

Can a parent delete the family’s data?+

Yes. The signed-in parent can export account data and permanently delete the account, its database records, and private generated media from Account Settings.

Does Rifflo guarantee every AI result is suitable?+

No AI system can make that guarantee. Rifflo applies product safeguards, but a supervising adult should still review the experience and stop using any unsuitable result.

Ready to invent someone new?

Start with one character. Let your child decide where the idea grows.

Create their first character