Safety and trust

AI study support should come with clear limits and parent control

StudyBuddyAI is designed around an adult-managed family account. Children do not create independent email accounts or enter payment information, and parents can review activity and manage access.

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Parent-managed

The parent creates child profiles, chooses subjects, and controls continued access.

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Moderated interactions

Child input and AI output pass through safety controls intended to block inappropriate content.

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Honest AI limits

The tutor can make mistakes and is not a teacher, therapist, emergency service, or formal assessor.

What families should know before using AI tutoring

AI responses can be incomplete, inaccurate, or poorly matched to a school's method. Children should be encouraged to question an answer, explain reasoning, and ask an adult when something seems wrong.

Families should avoid sharing unnecessary personal, medical, financial, or identifying information in study conversations. The Privacy Policy explains the data needed to operate the service and the providers involved.

A shared safety routine

Safe use works best when product controls and family habits reinforce each other.

  • Review the service together before independent use
  • Keep school rules and teacher instructions in charge
  • Pause and report surprising or inappropriate content
  • Use qualified human help for high-stakes or persistent concerns

Set clear expectations before the first session

Read our policies, create the adult account, and introduce the tutor together.

Review plans