Receipts, not transcripts.
You should know exactly who can reach your child and why — and your child should get to have their own team chat. Peer10 does both at once.
Enter as a parentSee who can reach your child, and why
Not a settings matrix — sentences. “Her coach, until the season ends in August.” You see the relationship, its reason and its expiry, without reading her messages.
No stranger can reach your child
An adult cannot direct-message an under-13 unless you are in the conversation. Not a setting — the rule is enforced when the message is sent.
No public profiles for minors. Ever.
Your child's record is for your family and their team — never the open internet. Photo and video consent is enforced where media lives, and deleting an account actually deletes it, on schedule.
Safety cards, not transcripts
If safety review ever touches an event, you and your child each get a plain-language card saying what happened and what was done — no excerpts, no keyword flags, no scores.
Photos need your yes
Photo and video consent is enforced where the media lives. Declined and revoked both refuse; pending never permits.
The real highlights surface, from the seeded demo league.
See what Carrie sees.
Carrie Hale is a parent in Pinewick United, the seeded demo league. Enter as her and look around her daughter's season.