For parents

You create the accounts, you approve every publication, and you can take anything down.

You are the account holder

You sign up with your email address. Your children do not have their own email addresses, their own sign-up route, or any way to create an account themselves. You create each child from your family page, and you can disable or re-enable any of them at any moment.

Children sign in one of two ways, both of which you control:

• A builder name and a PIN you set, which you can reset whenever you like.
• A QR code you generate from your own screen. It works once and expires after five minutes.

Nothing publishes without you

When a child sends a project, it goes into your list — not onto the internet. You can play the project in your browser before deciding. Then you either approve it or send it back with a note, which your child reads in their own words on their page.

What is visible when something is published

A published project shows its title, a short description, and the child’s display name — a nickname you choose. CodeQuest never puts your child’s real name on any of that.

What is inside the project is whatever your child put there, and it goes out with it. If they typed their name into their game, it is published with it. Play the project and read it before you approve — that check is yours, and it is the reason approval exists.

What we do not do

No advertising. No tracking or analytics on any page a child can see. No third-party scripts on published projects. We collect a first name so you can tell your children apart in your own family list, and nothing else about them.

Getting things removed

You can take a project down from your family page at any time. If something needs removing urgently and you cannot get in, report it here — no account needed. It reaches a person directly, and we act first and ask questions afterwards.