Know what your video is actually doing to your kid
KidSight analyzes YouTube videos and tells you what's helping your child's development and what's just noise designed to keep them glued to the screen.
Most kids' videos are designed to hook, not help
YouTube has become the world's biggest babysitter. Children under 5 watch an average of 2+ hours daily, and most of what they're watching was built to maximize watch time, not support their developing brains.
Fast cuts, loud sounds, bright flashing colors. These aren't design choices made for your child. They're attention traps.
90%
of a child's brain develops before age 5.
What they watch matters more than most parents realize.
2.5x
Increase risk of attention challenges
More likely to have attention problems by age 7,
75%
of toddlers' screen time is unsupervised
Most of what kids see, nobody's reviewing first.
What Makes KidSight Different
Not all screen time is equal. KidSight helps you understand what your child's videos are actually doing to their development.
How KidSight Works
Three steps. About a minute. You'll know exactly what your child is watching and whether it's worth their time.
What We Actually Measure
Safety is the baseline. We go deeper into what the video does to your child's focus, what it teaches, how it shapes their behavior, and whether people who made it had your kid's best interests in mind.
How will this video affect their energy and focus?
What kind of behavior is this teaching my child?
Real feedback from real users using KidSight to make better screen time decisions.
Simple Pricing. No Subscription.
Start with 90 free credits. Buy more when you need them.
1 credit = 1 minute of video analyzed.
Credits never expire.
Frequently asked questions
For any unanswered questions, reach out to our support team via email. We'll respond as soon as possible to assist you.
