Kids in B03M

Their own screen

A kid never logs in by themselves. They come in through a parent, and then see their own screen, with what the parents allow: their pocket money, the games, the calendar, whatever you like.

How it works

1. Adding them: under Settings → Family you add a kid, with a name, a role and a birth date. They don't get a password.
2. Permissions: in the May-I matrix you set per module whether the kid may do nothing, may read or may write. Of the tasks, a kid only sees those on boards they may see too, and they tick off a task in their name themselves.
3. Handing over the screen: on a shared device, pick the kid under your avatar. B03M switches to their screen.
4. Taking the screen back: under the kid's avatar are Back to a parent and Log out. Both ask for the PIN of one of that kid's parents. Every parent picks their own PIN, under Settings → Privacy and security.

Safe

• The PIN can't be guessed. After five wrong tries a short pause, after twenty in a day it locks, and the parents get a notification. A wrong code shows no error: the window just closes.
• KletsGPT knows who's typing and how old they are, and has layers of safety for kids. More about KletsGPT.
• Settings: a kid sees their own personal settings, not the family's.

What it doesn't do (yet)

• A kid has no password of their own, not even on their own tablet: it always goes through a parent.
• A kid can't add family members or modules, or see the matrix.
• A time limit on screen time or games isn't there.