Child Safety Standards — Sulhara
1. Commitment and scope
Sulhara is provided by Saifullah Ahad. We maintain zero tolerance for child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sextortion, trafficking, sexual solicitation of a child, or any content or behavior that sexualizes, exploits, endangers, or facilitates harm to a child.
Sulhara helps one parent and one child agree on a screen-time pact between their two phones. It is meant for a parent or guardian and a teenager aged 13 or older to use together, and it is not directed to children under 13. Sulhara has no public feed, profile, chat room, search, or open discovery. The two phones share the pact's limits and schedule, the child's time requests with a short written reason, the parent's decisions, and a shared record of what changed. Sulhara must not be used to contact, target, or exploit a child.
2. Prohibited use
The following are prohibited in Sulhara:
- Writing a time-request reason, or any other text that one phone sends to the other, to describe, request, or share CSAM or any other content that sexualizes or exploits a child.
- Grooming, sexual solicitation, sextortion, trafficking, stalking, coercion, or planning harm to a child.
- Pairing with a child's phone when you are not that child's parent or guardian, or using a pact, its limits, or its enforcement to isolate a child from help, to pressure or control a child, or to make abuse or exploitation easier.
3. Prevention inside Sulhara
- A pact has exactly two seats, one parent and one child. The parent's phone creates a six-character invitation that expires after 24 hours. Once the child seat has joined, no third phone can join that pact.
- Before a phone joins as the child seat, its screen lists what both seats can and cannot see, and the person holding that phone confirms it.
- The only text that one person writes for the other is the child's short reason on a time request, limited to 120 characters and shown to the paired parent. Sulhara has no chat, photos, files, or public content.
- Either seat can end the pairing at any time. On the Together tab, choose End pairing and delete shared family data and confirm. The shared pact, requests, and record are then deleted for both seats.
- Either seat can block the other: open the menu (three dots) on a request, a record entry, or the pact the other seat wrote, or use the paired-seat card on the Together tab, and choose Block. Blocking ends the pairing and deletes the shared pact, requests, and record for both seats. If a pairing with the blocked person appears later, this phone ends it as soon as it sees it. Settings, then Blocked seats, lists every blocked person with Unblock.
Sulhara has no public feed, profile, chat room, or open discovery, and only the two paired phones share a pact. This limits exposure but does not reduce the prohibition or the duty to report suspected child exploitation.
4. How to report
If a child is in immediate danger, stop using Sulhara for the matter and contact your local police or emergency services now.
- In the app: on a request, a record entry, or the pact the other seat wrote, open the menu (three dots) and choose Report; on the Together tab, the paired-seat card has Report too. Your email app opens with a draft addressed to the developer that names the item, its time, and the anonymous seat ID. Describe your concern and send it. If the phone has no email app, Sulhara shows the address to write to.
- End the pairing: on the Together tab, choose End pairing and delete shared family data and confirm.
- Email: send details to the designated child-safety contact at [email protected].
- Authorities: report suspected exploitation to the appropriate national or local authority. In the United States, reports can be submitted to the NCMEC CyberTipline.
Do not email suspected CSAM. Preserve the original location safely and follow instructions from the competent authority. A report is an email that you write and send yourself with your own email app; Sulhara does not send a report on its own.
5. Response and cooperation
We review child-safety messages sent to the contact below and respond as promptly as reasonably possible. Sulhara keeps each pact's shared data, including time requests and their reasons, on a cloud service so that the two phones stay in step, and either seat can delete that data by ending the pairing. Where information is available to us, such as the content of a report, we will preserve it appropriately, cooperate with lawful requests from law enforcement, report child sexual abuse material and other apparent child exploitation to the appropriate authorities, including NCMEC where required, remove or restrict a pact's shared data where we are able to when misuse is identified, and improve technical or policy safeguards.
6. Child-safety point of contact
Saifullah Ahad — Developer and Child Safety Point of Contact
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://saifullah.ai
Privacy policy: https://privacy.saifullah.ai/sulhara.html