ScreenSleuth

ScreenSleuth is a mobile + web AI app that teaches digital citizenship through short, interactive “choose-your-path” scenarios that feel like real group chats, comment threads, and game lobbies. Kids make decisions (reply, report, block, share, screenshot, ignore), then see realistic consequences: hurt feelings, privacy leaks, account flags, or safer outcomes. Parents and teachers get a simple dashboard with skill progress (privacy, kindness, scams, misinformation, consent, bystander action) and printable discussion prompts. The app avoids preachy lectures; it’s more like a game with fast feedback and replayable levels. A lightweight “safe share” checklist helps kids pause before posting personal info. This is not a monitoring tool; it’s a training tool, which makes it easier to adopt in schools and less creepy for families. Monetization is school licenses and a low-cost family plan.

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