The Young Minds app, designed to protect and educate children online, will be presented at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, which takes place from October 27 to 29 in San Francisco. Nino Dvalidze, an entrepreneur and young mom from the United Kingdom, is the founder of Young Minds. The nonprofit aims to ensure the internet is a safer place for kids.
Available on Android, this app helps parents keep track of how their children are using their devices. An iOS version will be released next week. As Dvalidze mentions, Apple’s data access restrictions between apps will lead to differences in the iOS version compared to the Android one. She wants users to know that there are “smart workarounds” at play to tackle these hurdles.
Young Minds uses the latest artificial intelligence to tunnel through kids’ tablet and phone activity, sniffing out and identifying risky content. Most importantly, the app is designed to keep all user data completely private.
The app consists of two versions: a parent app and a children’s app. This framework allows parents and caretakers to impose clear expectations and routines for developing young minds. Making apps like Duolingo impossible to access is a step too far. Artificial intelligence Study mode Microsoft Education duolingo. “Wind down mode” restricts usage of apps that could interrupt your sleep.
Dvalidze wants people to be safe and secure on the digital space. “We’re doing safety as a minimum foundation,” she stated. She further added, “We need to make sure that nothing that is not intended for the young eyes can reach them.”
There, Dvalidze will pitch in front of a dozen fellow high-growth entrepreneurs and learn from various guest speakers on four energetic stages. This unique platform gives Young Minds the ability to reach a wider audience. It features their work to protect kids in the real and digital world, and enacts their mission to put them first.
If you might have questions about Young Minds, or about its presentation at TechCrunch Disrupt, contact Lorenzo. You can reach him by email at lorenzo@techcrunch.com or encrypted chat at +1 917 257 1382 on Signal. He is reachable on Keybase/Telegram as @lorenzofb.
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