Introduction
Kivvie replaces the open YouTube feed with a parent-approved channel list. Kids see only the channels that were added, with no standard home feed, Shorts, comments, recommendations, or open search. Parents can manage separate lists for each child, and the player is available on iOS and Android.
Key Features
- Whitelist-only YouTube channel lists
- No Shorts feed, comments, recommendations, or open search
- Separate lists for each child
- iOS and Android apps
Who is it for
- Parents
- Families managing screen time
- Caregivers who want a closed video library
What can you do with
- Give a child a closed set of approved channels
- Remove algorithmic feeds and open search
- Keep each child on their own list
How does Kivvie work
- A parent builds the approved channel list
- The child opens Kivvie
- Only the approved channels are shown
- The parent updates lists as needed
Pricing
- Check the official website for current pricing and plan details.
