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A family account signs in with a passkey. Please use a recent Safari, Chrome, Edge or Firefox on a tablet, phone or computer that has a screen lock. The worlds work without an account too.
A free family account keeps what each child has heard, found and said, and brings it back on any tablet or computer, with a ▶ Keep going button to the last world. The worlds work without one too.
It is shown in your list of passkeys. No email, password or real name is needed.
A passkey is the way you unlock your phone, tablet or computer (Face ID, a fingerprint or the screen-lock PIN), used to sign in to this site instead of a password. Your device keeps a secret key and never shares it; this site keeps only the matching public key, which is no use to anyone else. On an iPhone, iPad or Mac passkeys are kept in iCloud Keychain, and on Android in Google Password Manager, so they work on your other devices too. On a tablet without your passkey, choose to use a phone and scan the code with your phone's camera.
This page adds, changes and removes the children's profiles. Please confirm it's you with your passkey: Face ID, a fingerprint or the device PIN.
Children choose who is playing on the page with all the worlds; that needs no passkey.
Print it or write it down, and keep it somewhere safe. If you ever lose your passkey, this code lets you back in. It works once, and then you get a new one. It cannot be shown again.
A nickname is enough. For each child only the nickname, the picture and what they did in the worlds are kept.
You signed in with your recovery code. Add a passkey on this device, so you can sign in with it next time.
Remove its passkey above, sign out everywhere, and make a new recovery code if the old one was with it.
The account's name, your passkeys' public keys, and for each child the nickname, the picture and the words heard, found and said. Privacy