Using KidKu well

Updated 31 August 2026 · KidKu by RLMs Games

Be respectful, protect private information, follow family controls and use KidKu’s safety tools when something feels wrong.

Who may use KidKu

A parent or guardian should supervise a child’s account and keep profile information accurate. Choosing the adult, parent or planning-parent experience does not prove legal guardianship or grant access to another person’s account.

Respectful and safe use

Do not harass others, share private contact details, impersonate people, bypass family controls, share unlawful material, exploit security problems or interfere with KidKu. Communicate only with people you know and report concerning behaviour.

Learning, games and wellbeing

KidKu provides educational and wellbeing tools, not medical, legal or emergency advice. Content availability can change. Families remain responsible for screen time, external websites and age suitability.

Accounts and things you share

Keep sign-in access secure. You are responsible for activity on your account. If you publish something, you must have permission to share it and choose an accurate audience. Add captions, descriptions or transcripts when they are needed.

Availability and safety action

KidKu may change, pause or remove features and may restrict accounts that create safety, legal or security risks. KidKu cannot guarantee uninterrupted availability.

Changes

Important updates will have a new date and may be highlighted in the app. Continuing to use KidKu after an update means accepting the revised terms where permitted by law.