The Problem We Solve
Most "kid-safe" platforms aren't actually safe. They're algorithm-driven feeds that occasionally show appropriate content — but often don't.
We've all been there: You hand your kid the tablet. YouTube Kids is on. Five minutes later, something weird, loud, or unsettling is playing — and your child is confused or upset.
"Made for kids" doesn't mean made with care. Most platforms optimize for watch time, not for trust. That's the gap we're here to close.
What RooziTV Is
RooziTV is a curated video library — not a feed. Every video is hand-picked, safety-scored, and reviewed before your child ever sees it.
Human-Reviewed
Real people watch and evaluate every video before it's added.
Safety Scored
Each video gets a safety score. Nothing goes live without passing.
Age-Matched
Content is tagged for 2–4, 4–6, 6–8, and 8–10 age groups.
No Algorithm
Kids browse what we've approved — nothing random, nothing risky.
Who We Are
We're a small team of parents, educators, and builders who believe screen time should be calm — not chaotic.
"We didn't set out to build a company. We set out to fix a problem we had every single day as parents. RooziTV is the product of late nights, personal frustration, and a deep belief that kids deserve better."
— The RooziTV Team
What We Believe
Trust Over Tricks
We don't use dark patterns, autoplay loops, or engagement hacks. If your child stops watching, that's okay.
Safety is Non-Negotiable
If a video doesn't pass review, it doesn't go live. Period. No monetization pressure changes that.
Calm is Better Than Chaos
We rate content for pacing, volume, and overstimulation. Parents know what they're getting before they press play.
How We're Different
Why It Matters
Kids don't get to choose what's safe. That's our job.
RooziTV isn't about replacing screen time — it's about making screen time trustworthy. When you open RooziTV, you're not wondering what your child might see. You already know.
Every Category Reviewed
Curated by parents
Safety Score Required
Videos must pass to appear
No Algorithm Feeds
Kids choose, not code
Privacy-First Design
COPPA-minded approach