Program 04 · Private beta
The parent side of OnLit. See what your kid played, what skill the level worked on, and one short conversation prompt you can use over breakfast.
We email about beta access. That's it. Unsubscribe in one click.
I What gets sent
The parent portal is built so you can read one short note in sixty seconds, then go make dinner. The fewer screens a kid's media diet requires from an adult, the better. We assumed from day one that less of you was the goal, not more.
Lily played Level 3 (Testimonial Detective) twice this week.
The skill the level worked on: figuring out who is telling the truth when two sources disagree. She also replayed Level 2 once, and unlocked Level 4.
from the OnLit team
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Parents create a parent account and can add multiple kid accounts under it. Reports for each child show up in the parent dashboard.
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Your weekly note shows which level finished, what skill it worked on, and a short conversation prompt.
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One link in every note unsubscribes the parent email. Once you unsubscribe, the email address is deleted within seven days.