PARENT + STUDENT SAFETY

Safety is part of the build.

Your teen does not need a wider internet to get started. First Build gives them one supported project, clear guardrails, and a parent who stays in the loop.

Parent-approvedPrivate by defaultBuilt to be discussed
A parent and teen work together at a home maker table with a laptop, sketches, and project notes.
One project. A real parent nearby. A clear next step.

THE SHORT VERSION

We begin with a project—not an open online world.

No open chatFirst Build is not an unrestricted social space.
No surprise purchasesA parent approves any account or purchase decision.
No pressure to publishPublic sharing is optional and parent-approved.

WHAT WE PRACTICE

Good builders protect people while they make useful things.

These are not a long list of scary rules. They are the habits your teen uses while building.

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01

Keep personal information personal.

Use made-up names and practice details. Never put passwords, home addresses, financial details, medical information, or somebody else’s private information into a project or AI tool.

02

Ask before going public.

Parents approve accounts, publishing, purchases, and any sharing that reaches beyond the family’s control.

03

Check the tool; do not obey the tool.

Your teen learns to test what AI suggests, notice what is wrong, explain the change, and try again.

A simple project kit with a laptop, pencil, paper wireframe, and green checkmark card on a wood desk.

A CONTAINED FIRST PROJECT

Confidence, not a mess for you to clean up.

Quickstart projects deliberately avoid public chat, payments, social networks, sensitive data, medical or financial tools, complex accounts, and App Store publishing. The goal is a useful working project inside a responsible boundary.

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Still deciding? You are welcome to look over the privacy notice, terms, or ask Bud a question before you enroll.