On Your Voice, no teen account exists without a verified adult's signed approval — and the proof is checkable by anyone, forever. Built for teens. Approved by parents. Verified by math.
Two phones, one family code, about ten minutes. No passwords to remember — or to steal.
Every Your Voice account is created as a family — parent and teen together, each on their own device. Here's the whole journey:
On your phone: pick a username, write down your recovery phrase, set a PIN — and receive a 6-character family code to share with your teen.
On their phone: same setup, then the family code and their date of birth — which never leaves their device. It becomes a cryptographic commitment the platform can check without ever learning the date.
Review the request, photograph the barcode side of your ID to prove you're an adult, and sign the consent with your key. Your teen is in — and your app becomes your Parents Portal.
What happens with your ID: only your date of birth is read — one question, 18 or over. The photo is destroyed the moment verification completes, and Your Voice's servers never receive it. All that is kept is a signed yes-or-no with a timestamp. No name, no birth date, no document number.
Most platforms promise safety. Your Voice enforces it — in the server code, on every account, with no exceptions.
The servers refuse any approval that doesn't carry a valid adult verification. It's not a checkbox — it's a rule the platform physically cannot break.
Every account passes through a gateway built to catch adults posing as teens. Suspicious accounts are frozen for human review — and when a check can't run, the system blocks instead of shrugs.
Content moves through multiple screens watching for grooming patterns, threats, and harmful material — before it spreads, not after.
Your teen's exact birth date is never stored anywhere. The platform can prove "13–17" without ever knowing the date. Your family knows. The platform provably doesn't.
Identity lives in cryptographic keys that never leave your devices. There is no password database — so there's nothing to breach.
See your teen's account standing and receive safety alerts that need a parent's eyes. You approved the account — you stay in the loop.
Your consent isn't a database row someone could quietly edit. It's a signed cryptographic record that anyone — you, a school, a court — can verify against keys published on our public Trust & Safety site, with no access to our systems and no trust in us required.
That's the standard we think every youth platform should be held to. We just went first.
The Parent Guide walks the whole journey in about ten minutes of reading: setup step by step, exactly what happens with your ID, what's stored and what never is, the safety systems, and honest answers to the questions parents actually ask.
Read it before you start — or hand it to the grandparent joining as your family's second trusted adult.
Digital safety starts together. Setup, verification, privacy promises, and FAQ — all in one place.
Download the guide →
Nobody — not even us. It travels from your phone to a dedicated verification service, is read by software in memory, and is destroyed in the same second. Your Voice's servers never receive it, and no human ever views it.
Because without it, anyone — including another minor — could tap "I'm the parent." Regulators call this verifiable parental consent; we'd call it the difference between a promise and a proof. It costs you one photograph and costs your privacy nothing.
Your Voice is for teens 13 to 17, always with a verified adult's approval. Under 13, the app won't open an account — that's the law and our line. At 18, it's time for the adult platform.
The paper recovery phrase from setup restores the account on a new device. Without it, nobody can recover the account — including us. That's the honest price of a platform that never holds your keys.
Yes. Contact support and the account is closed, with your teen's personal data deleted. What remains is the verifiable record that consent was given and later withdrawn — protection for your family and ours.
Grab both phones, your license, and ten minutes. We'll take care of the rest — and prove it.
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