All research notesAI Tutor Safety: How Koydo's Everyday Tutor Is Designed Around Child Protection
The product-design principles Koydo uses to keep its AI tutoring features safe for children — including the rules around voice processing, prompt isolation, and adult-only categories.
Synthesized from Koydo's internal AI Safety Policy, the public Privacy Policy, and the COPPA Notice. Cross-referenced with public AI safety documentation and Koydo's published privacy commitments.
No advertising profile
Koydo does not run advertising and does not build advertising profiles from tutor sessions. AI-tutor conversations are processed for the immediate session and used only to support the learner's stated educational task.
Process-and-discard voice (under 13)
Pronunciation practice for under-13 learners sends voice clips to the AI provider in real time and discards them immediately. Koydo does not retain a biometric template, voice fingerprint, or audio recording from these sessions.
Age-aware prompts
The Everyday Tutor receives a different system prompt for each age bracket. Younger learners get a stricter content posture, simpler vocabulary, and a refusal to engage with adult topics. Older learners get more depth, including the ability to discuss sensitive academic topics where pedagogically appropriate.
Human review path
Any AI-suggested action that would affect billing, account access, eligibility, or legal rights is escalated to a human reviewer. The AI tutor itself never modifies these settings. The applicable user-facing policy is published at /legal/automated-decisions.
Controlled model routing
Koydo selects AI infrastructure by task, safety requirements, and reliability while keeping vendor choices separate from the learner experience. This lets the underlying technology improve without changing the learning goal or weakening Koydo's privacy rules.