Explain
Turn dense Wikipedia articles, news stories, or science pages into clear, kid-friendly summaries with key takeaways and vocabulary.
KiddieGPT helps elementary and middle-school kids understand reading, homework, and web content with age-aware explanations parents can trust.
KiddieGPT gives kids the support they need while helping parents feel comfortable with how AI is being used.
Turn dense Wikipedia articles, news stories, or science pages into clear, kid-friendly summaries with key takeaways and vocabulary.
Rewrite any selected text at your child's reading level. Choose basic, medium, or light simplification — define hard words, keep the meaning.
"Why is the sky blue?" "How do volcanoes work?" Curious kids ask anything and get age-appropriate answers that build on what they're seeing.
Step-by-step hints that teach, not solve. Three modes — hint only, step-by-step walkthrough, or review-my-work — keep your child doing the thinking.
The extension opens beside school articles, research pages, and homework content so kids can get help without leaving the page.
Large learning cards make it simple for kids to choose Explain, Simplify, Ask Questions, or Homework Helper. The experience is visual, friendly, and easy to navigate.
When kids get stuck, KiddieGPT can explain a concept, summarize what matters, and define vocabulary in simple language — so they understand the lesson instead of copying an answer.
The screenshots show the home dashboard, explanation result, parent controls, settings, and the browser side-panel experience.
One click from the Chrome Web Store. Free to start — no credit card, no account needed.
On any webpage your child is reading. Pick a tool — Explain, Simplify, Ask, or Homework Helper.
Create a PIN, set time limits and a safe-mode level. Two minutes, and you're in control.
KiddieGPT isn't kid-friendly because we say so. Every plan includes a PIN-protected parent dashboard with real content filtering, real time-limit enforcement, and a real activity log.
Every plan includes content filtering across six categories — violence, drugs, adult content, self-harm, gambling, and hate speech — with three strictness levels. Parents set a 4-digit PIN to lock the dashboard, choose what's filtered, and see exactly what their child has asked. Every blocked attempt is logged.
Kids 5 to 12. The grade-level setting — 3rd, 5th, 8th, or High School — controls how the AI talks: vocabulary, sentence length, and examples. A 7-year-old gets very different answers than a 12-year-old asking the same question.
ChatGPT wasn't built for children. KiddieGPT is built around three things ChatGPT doesn't do: age-aware prompting that adapts to grade level, a parent dashboard with real PIN-protected controls, and contextual page-reading so kids learn from what they're actually browsing — not a blank chat box.
On the Free plan you bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key (developer mode). Premium and Family include built-in KiddieGPT AI — no API key, no separate account, no surprise bills.
We're finishing the listing and review process now. Join the waitlist and we'll send you a one-time email the moment KiddieGPT goes live — with the install link.
Almost everything stays on your device. Your child's questions, activity history, vocabulary list, and parent settings all live in Chrome's local storage — not on our servers. See our Privacy Policy for the full picture.