Family
Robots are being built for houses with children in them, and almost none of the video used to train them contains a child. That is what your family films, and why a robotics company pays for it.
Everything your child films waits for your approval before anyone sees it. No audio, no location, no faces. A clip you approve is only handed to the company that asked for it if you have separately given permission for that — and you can withdraw it at any time. Here is exactly how it works before you sign up for anything.
The eight rules we hold ourselves to
These aren’t preferences. They are how the product is built, and every one of them is enforced before a clip can leave your house.
A child account can't do anything on its own
It can't record, upload, or publish until it's linked to a verified parent account. Unlinked, it is inert.
You approve every clip before anyone sees it
Captures land in your queue. Nothing becomes visible to a buyer — or to us for training — until you release it.
Faces are rejected automatically
ND GO checks on the device before a clip ever leaves the phone. A clip with a recognisable face doesn't upload.
No audio, ever
The app doesn't request the microphone. Video only.
Location is never requested and never stored
No coordinates are attached to a clip, and the app never asks for location permission.
Money goes to you, not to your child
Rewards settle to your parent balance. Your child sees a tally of accepted clips — never cash, never a payout button.
Tasks are suggested, never assigned
Your child picks what to film from tasks you've approved. Nobody hands them a job.
We never sell footage of children — not at any price, to any buyer, ever
This one isn't a setting. It is not something you have to opt out of, and there is no tier where it changes.
What actually happens to a clip
- 1
Your child films a task
Two minutes, on your phone or theirs. The app checks the clip on the device before it uploads.
- 2
It waits in your queue
You see the video, the task, and the quality score. Nobody else has seen it at this point.
- 3
You approve or reject
Reject and it's deleted. Approve and it becomes training data — and an accepted clip.
- 4
The reward lands in your balance
$1 per accepted clip, paid to you. Withdraw once you reach $25, or take a monthly payout.
What we collect, and what we never do
Collected
- Video of the task, once you approve it
- What the task was
- A quality score for the clip
- Your child's first name and age band
- Your email, for the account and payouts
Never collected
- Location or GPS coordinates
- Audio of any kind
- Recognisable faces
- Your child's contact details
- Anything at all before you approve it
How the money works
$1 per accepted clip. You see the rate before you accept a task, so there is never a surprise. Rewards settle to your parent balance and you withdraw once you reach $25, or take a monthly payout, whichever comes first.
Your child never sees a cash figure and never has a payout button. They see how many of their clips were accepted. Deciding what happens with the money is your job, not ours.
We never sell footage of children — not at any price, to any buyer, ever.
If that ever stops being true, it will be because the company was sold to someone who broke it — and we would rather you hold us to this sentence than to a privacy policy.
Ready to set up a family account?
Child accounts are for ages 13–18 and must be linked to a verified parent account.