Your family remains your family.
A child’s relationship with a school does not make the school the owner of the family’s Telly identity.
Trust at TellyChildren and families deserve
Children and families deserve
thoughtful technology.
Trust is built through concrete product choices: keep children separate, use only what is needed, show where information came from, explain uncertainty and keep important decisions in people’s hands.
Keep children in their own context.
Information about one child should not silently become information about another child in the household.
Use only what is needed.
Telly is designed to use the minimum family and child information needed for the task, with sensitive context kept away from unrelated marketing use.
Make the source clear.
Where relevant, Telly distinguishes school-provided, provider-provided, public and Telly-verified information rather than presenting every fact as equivalent.
Responsible intelligenceHelp with the decision.
Help with the decision.
Do not manufacture certainty.
Recommendations are not guarantees.Uncertainty should be visible.Important decisions remain with people.School policy must not be invented.Availability and pricing should reflect the latest confirmed information.Child fit information is not advertising inventory.