Tool 01
In developmentFamily Digital Charter Builder
“How do we agree on technology at home without it becoming a fight?”
In build, guide available now
The tool is being built. The guide it is based on is published today and takes a household through the same conversation in words.
What is the Family Digital Charter Builder?
Walks a household through the decisions behind a technology agreement and produces a charter in the family's own words. Turns broad technology concerns into shared household decisions and a practical charter. Adults are the primary users; no child account is required.
- For
- Families
- Cost
- Free, with no account
- Status
- Being built and reviewed. Not yet available to the public. Where a date exists it is stated; where it does not, nothing is implied.
What it does
How it will work.
This describes a tool that does not exist yet. It is in development, and this is the design rather than a description of something you can open.
- 01
Asks the household to pick the areas that actually matter to them rather than covering all nine at once
- 02
Offers a real starter question for each area, written to be discussed rather than answered yes or no
- 03
Records what the family decides, in the family's own wording
- 04
Prompts for the part most charters skip: what happens when someone breaks it
- 05
Sets a date to revisit, because a charter written for a nine year old does not survive them turning fourteen
What you walk away with
Yours, not HxDF's.
Whatever you make with a tool belongs to you. Sending anything to HxDF is always a separate choice.
A written charter you can print, post on the fridge, or keep in a shared note
The starter questions, so you can run the conversation again later
A short guide to reviewing it as children grow
Your data
Designed to run in the browser without an account. No child account is required and no child is asked to enter anything. What a family writes is the family's, not HxDF's.
Be clear
What this is not.
Not monitoring software, not a parental control app, and not a set of rules HxDF thinks your family should follow. The decisions are yours; the tool structures the conversation.
Where this connects
If you want to go further.
A tool covers part of the ground. An audit covers the rest, with a person, and costs nothing.
While this is being built