The Good Feed

Raise Children,
Not Users.

A media health improvement programme that protects kids from predatory algorithms and addictive, overstimulating content, and puts them on a personalised developmental path through healthy content they’ll actually love watching.

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How it works

Here's how The Good Feed works.

A child's toys and viewing habits travel up a ramp into The Good Feed machine, which sends personalised story feeds out along a belt
01

Your child's media habits

  • Age
  • Interests
  • Viewing habits
  • Favourite content
  • Parent concerns
  • Developmental goals
02

Diagnosed by experts

  • Early childhood development
  • Child psychology
  • Children's content
  • Media science
03

A personalised content programme for your kid

  • Bespoke
  • Growth oriented
  • Entertaining
  • Slow paced
  • 3 feeds a week
  • Developmentally appropriate

It takes 60+ things to be right in order to make a piece of content good for a child.

Our research and experts have identified 60+ parameters that make content good. These parameters range from developmental value, writing, storytelling, animation, editing, cinematography and much more.

But worry not, we will scour the internet and pick out the right ones for your child.

One cohesive score for your child’s entire media diet.

Media Health ScorePoor
1.0/ 5

Repetitive, hyper stimulating content with constant autoplay. Screens are hard to switch off and transitions often end in tears.

The Media Health Score gives you a simple picture of how healthy your child's media diet is. As their habits improve, their score improves too.

It comes from an expert approved, research backed framework that grades media habits and content on more than 60 parameters, so you get a detailed report and a holistic way to solve it.

Tap a point to see what it means.

How the score works

Three months. One healthier relationship with media.

Month 1

Reset

Understand their habits and reduce the patterns that are not helping.

Better media habits

Month 2

Explore

Introduce new kinds of content that build on what they already love.

More variety

Month 3

Grow

Use healthy, entertaining content to support what they are ready to develop.

Developmental goals

A little change in what they watch can change a lot about how they watch.

0 of 5 habits swapped
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  • “One more episode!”
    Easier stopping
  • Same show every day
    More things they enjoy
  • Autoplay decides what’s next
    A feed made for them
  • Screen-off tantrums
    Healthier transitions
  • Watching whatever appears
    Watching with purpose

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We don't want children to watch less.We want them to watch better.

Children don't need to be kept away from screens. They need better things to watch, better habits around watching, and content that helps them grow.

Your child's media diet is already shaping them.

Let's make sure it's shaping them well.

We're inviting a small group of families to help us build Good Feed.

Tell us about your child