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Some things your kid sees online — you need to know about.

Aunty Bea watches over your child's devices and alerts you when something's not right — with a short summary and some suggestions about how to approach it. It will never screenshot their private messages, but it will prompt you to talk to them and they can explain in their own words.

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Built by parents. Privacy by design. Available on Android and iOS.

Why we built this

Our oldest son was chatting online with another "child" who wanted him to travel from Brisbane to Sydney to meet up. Luckily we caught it in time.

Our youngest son watched a Peppa Pig video that had been hijacked with deeply disturbing content. He still can't sleep with the lights off.

We have a five year old daughter. We know what's out there now.

Aunty Bea exists because these things happen to real families — not hypothetical ones. We are those families.

We built the app we wished existed. We're sharing it with every family who needs it.

See it in action

What parents actually see

Family dashboard home screen
JASPER · AGE 10 Example

All looking good today

Every child, every device, at a glance. When everything's fine, all you see is green. Conversation starters appear here every day — not just when something's wrong.

Your family dashboard

At a glance — every child, every device, every day. When everything's fine, all you see is green. That's the goal.

✅ All looking good today — Conversation starters appear here every day, not just when something's wrong.
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ALEX · ROBLOX Example

Bea noticed an adult this child doesn't appear to know making increasingly personal contact

Bea noticed an adult this child doesn't appear to know making increasingly personal contact in a Roblox chat — asking where they live, where they go to school, and suggesting they meet in person. The request to keep the conversation secret is a pattern Bea takes seriously.

TRY OPENING WITH

"Hey, has anyone in your games been asking you questions about where you live or wanting to hang out in real life?"

When something's worth a conversation

Bea spots a pattern and writes a plain-language summary — no raw messages, no screenshots. Just what you need to know, and a gentle way to bring it up.

🔴 Grooming pattern — Roblox — Tap "Show" to see multiple ways to start the conversation.
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ALEX · ROBLOX Example

Bea noticed an adult this child doesn't appear to know making increasingly personal contact

Bea noticed an adult this child doesn't appear to know making increasingly personal contact in a Roblox chat — asking where they live, where they go to school, and suggesting they meet in person. The request to keep the conversation secret is a pattern Bea takes seriously.

TRY OPENING WITH

"Hey, has anyone in your games been asking you questions about where you live or wanting to hang out in real life?"

Multiple ways to start the chat

Not sure how to bring it up? Every flag comes with conversation angles — different approaches for different kids and different moments.

💬 Keep it curious, not confrontational — "I saw you were on Roblox — what do you like about it?"
The Village community screen
Ray

Big news for Australian families this week. The social media ban for under-16s is now law. And honestly? It's a good thing. It's the government finally saying out loud what parents have known for years...

The law is a start. But it's not a finish line. How are you all feeling about it? Relieved? Sceptical? Bit of both?

The Village

A private community for parents who care about their kids online. Every person there got in the same way you did — by caring enough to act.

💬 Real conversations happening now — "The law is a start. But it's not a finish line."
Ask Aunty Bea chat screen
Ask Aunty Bea

Hi! I'm Bea. I'm here to help you get the most out of this app — or just answer any questions about keeping your kids safe online.

What's on your mind?

Ask Aunty Bea anything

Have a question about the app, or not sure how to handle something your kid encountered online? Bea's there to help — any time, no judgement.

🐝 Powered by Claude · Anthropic — Child safety support available whenever you need it.

When Bea spots something worth a conversation, she uses AI to write a plain-language summary and suggest gentle ways to bring it up with your child. No raw messages. No screenshots. Just what you need to know — powered by Claude, built by Anthropic.

⚡ Powered by Claude · Anthropic

You read the news. You felt relieved for a moment.
Then you remembered your kid knows what a VPN is.

The ban helps. But no law covers everything. Gaming platforms, messaging apps, content that disguises itself as kid-friendly — the risks that keep parents up at night don't respect legislation.

Aunty Bea was built for the gaps. Device-level monitoring, AI-generated summaries, never your child's raw messages. Just the things you need to know, when you need to know them.

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How it works

Simple protection.
No tech degree required.

Install Aunty Bea on your child's device. That's it. We do the monitoring so you can just be a parent.

Install the companion app

Download the Aunty Bea companion app on your child's Android or iOS device. Takes a few minutes.

Aunty Bea watches for patterns

Aunty Bea runs silently in the background, watching for grooming patterns, harmful content, and anything a child shouldn't have to navigate alone. Not your kid's private messages — the patterns around them.

You get a plain-language summary

No raw content. No screenshots. Just a calm, clear summary on your parent dashboard so you know what's worth talking about.

Have the conversation

Aunty Bea gives you the heads-up. You have the chat. It's still your relationship — we just help you stay informed.

Common questions

Straight answers.

No. Aunty Bea monitors web traffic patterns — not your child's messages, photos, or browsing history. Raw content is never stored or seen by anyone. You'll receive a plain-language summary of patterns that may warrant a conversation, nothing more.
We store pattern-level signals and your account information — never raw content, never message text, never browsing history. Privacy is a core design principle, not an afterthought. Our privacy policy is published at auntybea.app/privacy.
We keep Aunty Bea as affordable as possible — protection shouldn't depend on what you can afford. Visit auntybea.app for current pricing details.
The companion app is available for Android now, and iOS is on TestFlight with App Store submission imminent. The parent dashboard works in any browser on any device — phone, tablet, or computer.
Aunty Bea is built by Hidden City, an Australian company founded by parents. The AI that generates risk summaries is Claude, made by Anthropic — one of the world's leading AI safety research companies. We're transparent about how everything works, and we built this because we needed it ourselves. Risk summaries are generated by Claude, built by Anthropic — one of the world's leading AI safety companies. Transparent about how it works, always.
The Village is a private community built into Aunty Bea, exclusively for parents who are part of the app. It's a space to ask questions, share what you're seeing, and get real support from other parents navigating the same challenges. The entry criteria is simple: you care about your kid.
The Village

You're not doing this alone.

The Village is a private community exclusively for parents who care about their kids' safety online. Every member is here for the same reason you are.


  • Entry criteria: you care about your kid. That's it. Every person in The Village is there for the same reason.
  • Share what you're seeing, ask questions, get real answers from other parents
  • No judgement — just people who get it
  • Built to grow with your family as the online world keeps changing
Visit The Village →
Coming soon from Aunty Bea

More tools for your family.
Same values. Same care.

We're building two new things under the Aunty Bea umbrella. Be the first to know when they're ready.

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No spam. Just a nudge when it's live.

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An AI tutor that actually knows your child — their level, their pace, their interests. Professor Bea makes learning feel like a conversation, not a classroom. Built for curious kids.

No spam. Just a nudge when it's live.