Our safety record, live and in public.
Platforms with algorithms can't publish numbers like these. We can — because a human reviews everything, parents choose everything, and the money has receipts. These statistics come straight from our production systems.
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Videos human-reviewed
Every single one, before any child can see it.
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Median time to review
From a creator's upload to a human decision.
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Rejection rate
We publish what we say no to, too.
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Paid to creators
From subscriptions — never from ads.
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Vetted creators
Approved people, not anonymous uploads.
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Families served
Rounded down — we don't inflate.
Live from our systems · refreshed every 15 minutes · numbers are aggregate and never identify a family.
What we hold ourselves to
A person watches first
No video reaches a child until a trained human reviewer has approved it — automated checks assist, but a person always decides. There is no exception path.
No algorithm, by design
Kidube has no recommender system pointed at children. Your child's feed contains exactly what their parent chose — so there is nothing for an algorithm to optimize against them.
Money with receipts
Creators are paid from subscriptions by real watch-time, with fraud caps protecting the pool. The total we've paid out is on this page, in public, forever.
Audited on the inside
Every staff action — approvals, takedowns, payouts — writes an immutable audit record that even we can't edit or delete. Accountability is enforced by the database itself.
Read how we protect children in plain language: COPPA & GDPR-K · Privacy Policy · System status