Bloom turns parental controls into shared context. Co-create safe, age-appropriate boundaries that expand as your kids mature — teaching consent, not control.
Define family values, tone, and age-appropriate topics once. Connected AIs honor it across devices.
Each child profile inherits the family context with scoped overrides for maturity and needs.
Create milestones (e.g., “age 12 research mode”) that gradually expand capability and access.
AIs can suggest family discussion prompts for sensitive topics — guiding, not tattling.
See which context was active during any session without exposing private content.
One-tap suspend that reverts AIs to a safe fallback context in case of issues.
Note: Bloom is not a surveillance tool. It’s a consent-forward framework that teaches digital citizenship. Kids can see their active context and request changes.
Bloom is context-first, not blacklist-first. It guides AIs to respond within family-defined boundaries. You can still use traditional filters with it.
No. Bloom tracks which context was active, not private content. Families can opt into summaries of sensitive topics generated by the AI, with everyone informed.
Yes. Bloom is designed for progressive autonomy. Teens can propose changes; parents can approve milestones that expand capabilities.
Be the first to try Bloom with your family. We’ll invite small cohorts and learn together.