Frequently Asked Questions

Wizegen is designed for children aged 8-15. Our content is tailored to be age-appropriate and reviewed by educators to ensure it's suitable for each developmental stage.

We're currently in development. Join our waitlist to get early access and be notified when we launch. We'll share pricing information with waitlist members first.

Fill out the waitlist form on our homepage with your email and your child's age. We'll notify you as soon as Wizegen is available.

Yes, absolutely. Wizegen is a controlled, safe environment with no real social media interactions. We're COPPA compliant, ad-free, and parent-controlled. Your child practices identifying risks without any actual danger.

No. Wizegen doesn't monitor or read real messages. We use simulated scenarios to teach recognition skills. Your child practices in a controlled environment, there are no actual chats, DMs, or social feeds.

Yes. We're designed with COPPA compliance in mind. We don't collect personal information from children without parental consent, and our practices follow child privacy best practices.

Children work through realistic simulations that teach them to recognize scams, handle cyberbullying, protect their privacy, and navigate other online risks. Parents can monitor progress through a dashboard.

Wizegen focuses on interactive, realistic practice scenarios rather than just information. Your child gets hands-on experience identifying and responding to risks in a safe environment before they encounter them in real social media.

Sessions are designed to be short and focused, typically 10–15 minutes. Children can work through modules at their own pace. Regular, brief practice is more effective than marathon sessions.

Parents get a dashboard showing which skills their child has practiced and their progress. You'll see what cognitive safety skills they've worked on, not transcripts or message content, so you can have meaningful conversations about what they've learned.

Yes. You can add multiple children to your account, each with their own progress. The experience adapts to each child's age and development stage.

Our scenarios are designed to be challenging but not distressing. They're reviewed by educators and psychologists. If something feels too intense, children can pause, and parents can adjust settings. We focus on learning, not fear.