# CyberKinder > Cyber life skills for kids. CyberKinder helps children handle the online world they are already growing up in: online safety, privacy, cyberbullying, artificial intelligence literacy, digital citizenship, and the step-by-step thinking behind coding, taught through storytelling, characters, and gamified quests. CyberKinder is built to help children handle the online world they are already growing up in, using storytelling, characters, and gamified quests. The audience is kids first, with parents and classroom teachers as a secondary audience. Anonymous play is the default with no login required to start, and kids or parents can optionally create a free account to save progress across devices. It runs on any modern browser. The site is organized around five quests, each led by a Cyber Hero character: Pixi (coding and problem-solving), Max (online safety and privacy), Luna (cyberbullying and digital citizenship), Wizzy (artificial intelligence literacy), and Glitch (how the internet works). Glitch is also the trickster antagonist who shows up in the other quests as the obstacle to outsmart. ## Quests - [Pixi's Star Chase](https://www.cyberkinder.com/quests/star-chase): Coding. Help Pixi turn simple blocks into star routes. Plan the steps, test the run, debug the bumps, and teach a tiny robot to think one clear command at a time. - [Max's Hack Attack](https://www.cyberkinder.com/quests/hack-attack): Privacy and online safety. Suit up with Max before Glitch pokes the wrong button. Guard secrets, tame phone chaos, build stronger passwords, and spot sketchy links with brave, calm clicks. - [Luna's Chat Lab](https://www.cyberkinder.com/quests/sparkle-squad): Cyberbullying and digital citizenship. Step into the chat lab with Luna. Read past the joke, catch pile ons before they grow, lift the kid being targeted, and know when to bring a trusted adult in. - [Wizzy's Reality Cauldron](https://www.cyberkinder.com/quests/reality-cauldron): Artificial intelligence literacy. Step up to Wizzy's cauldron and test what the internet and artificial intelligence tell you. Ask sharper questions, check the wobbly bits, and bottle truth before Glitch stirs the brew. - [Glitch in the Machine](https://www.cyberkinder.com/quests/glitch-machine): Technology literacy. Go behind the screen with Glitch and see how the internet really works. Follow a message through cables, routers, packets, and servers, then reboot the system. - [Tube Trouble](https://www.cyberkinder.com/quests/tube-trouble): Privacy and online safety. Join Max inside TubeTown, the pretend video app. Spot clickbait and hidden ads, dodge autoplay rabbit holes, and master the safety switches like report, block, and restricted mode. Works for YouTube and every video app. ## Pages - [Home](https://www.cyberkinder.com/): Landing page. Introduces the Cyber Heroes and the six learning areas. - [Quests](https://www.cyberkinder.com/quests): Quest library with filters for the six learning areas. - [Guides](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides): Practical guides for parents and guardians on raising kids with strong cyber life skills. - [About](https://www.cyberkinder.com/about): Why CyberKinder was built, meet the Cyber Heroes, brand values and promises. - [Plans and pricing](https://www.cyberkinder.com/pricing): Free daily play for every kid. CyberKinder Family is the paid plan for unlimited family play, billed monthly or yearly. ## Guides for parents - [Internet safety games for kids](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/internet-safety-games-for-kids): Six free games that actually teach online safety, what each covers, and how to make the lessons stick. - [How to talk to your kid about artificial intelligence](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/how-to-talk-to-kids-about-artificial-intelligence): Age-by-age scripts, myths to correct early, and dinner table questions that start the talk. - [Password tips for kids](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/password-tips-for-kids): The silly sentence method, seven family password rules, and what to do when a password leaks. - [Screen time rules that work](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/screen-time-rules-that-work): Ending sessions without meltdowns, what counts as good screen time, and a short family deal that survives a real week. - [Your kid's first phone checklist](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/kids-first-phone-checklist): The settings to change in the first hour, a four sentence phone deal, and how to handle the first mistake. - [How to spot a scam with your kid](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/how-to-spot-a-scam-with-your-kid): The three tells almost every scam shares, a ten second family drill, and practice examples for the dinner table. - [Is Roblox safe for kids?](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/is-roblox-safe-for-kids): What Roblox really is, the four risks that matter, the twenty minute settings pass, and the three line family deal. - [Signs of cyberbullying](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/signs-of-cyberbullying): The quiet signs parents miss, the confiscation mistake that keeps kids silent, and the first three moves that help. - [YouTube parental controls](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/youtube-parental-controls): The three YouTubes, the five settings that matter, the one famous setting that underdelivers, and how to teach the feed. - [Kids and ChatGPT](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/kids-and-chatgpt-homework-rules): When chatbot help is learning and when it is copying, five family rules for artificial intelligence tools, and the privacy lines. - [When should kids get social media?](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/when-should-kids-get-social-media): Why 13 is a floor and not a green light, the readiness signs that matter, and the training wheels first account. - [Online grooming warning signs](https://www.cyberkinder.com/guides/online-grooming-warning-signs): How grooming starts, the six signs parents notice late, the calm conversation script, and when to involve the police. ## What kids learn CyberKinder organizes content into six learning areas: 1. Cybersecurity and Privacy 2. Digital Citizenship 3. Artificial Intelligence 4. Technology Literacy 5. Creative Thinking 6. Coding and Problem-Solving ## Languages The site is English. Legacy Turkish (/tr) and German (/de) URLs permanently redirect to the English page at the same path. There is no location-based redirect and no in-page language switcher. ## Optional - [Privacy Policy](https://www.cyberkinder.com/privacy): Explains the limited information processed when a child uses the service, and the rights available to parents under COPPA and the GDPR. - [Terms of Service](https://www.cyberkinder.com/terms): Terms governing use of the platform. - [Sitemap](https://www.cyberkinder.com/sitemap.xml): Full URL list. - [robots.txt](https://www.cyberkinder.com/robots.txt): Crawler rules.