1. Adult-led by design
MyTalee is being designed so that parents and guardians initiate family accounts, review important creative stages, and make final decisions about child characters and content.
2. No child information for pre-launch signup
The public waitlist requires no child photo, child name, exact birth date, school, or precise location. It is intended for adult subscribers.
3. Private family creativity
The product direction favors family-controlled content rather than public-by-default profiles or publishing. Any future sharing feature must be intentional and clearly explained.
4. Age-appropriate experiences
Stories and experiences are intended to be age-aware, respectful, non-exploitative, and suitable for family review. Parents remain responsible for selecting content appropriate for their child.
5. Review and approval checkpoints
Character, story, illustration, and final-book review points are central to the product design. AI output is treated as a proposal, not an automatic final decision.
6. Child media before product launch
Before child-photo upload is enabled, MyTalee will publish clear information about purpose, providers, access, retention, deletion, and guardian controls. Real child media must not be accepted through unpaid or unapproved tools.
7. Reporting concerns
Parents, guardians, and other adults can report a safety or privacy concern through the contact page. Do not attach child photos to the initial report unless a secure process is specifically provided.
8. Ongoing review
Child-safety protections will be reviewed as MyTalee adds languages, formats, providers, markets, and family features. Public statements will be updated to reflect the actual product rather than aspirational claims.