Child Safety Standards — Temelie
1) Zero tolerance for CSAE
Temelie and its developer, Saifullah Ahad, prohibit child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE), including child sexual abuse material (CSAM), grooming, sexual solicitation, sextortion, trafficking, and any conduct that sexualises, exploits, or endangers a child. These standards apply to every learner-space note, shared-work item, and use of the service.
2) A closed, known-person learning space
Temelie has no child account, public profile, public post, user search, follower system, discovery, stranger matching, or chat. A helper gives a one-time code directly to one learner they already know. Temelie is made for primary-school children who are learning math, always together with a trusted adult: a parent, guardian or teacher.
3) Prohibited content and conduct
- CSAM or any sexualised image, description, request, or link involving a minor.
- Grooming, sexual solicitation, sextortion, trafficking, coercion, or attempts to move a child to another communication service.
- Threats, stalking, harassment, doxxing, or sharing identifying details that could endanger a child.
- Using a learner note or shared-work item to exploit, shame, manipulate, or contact a minor for an unrelated purpose.
- Impersonation, fabricated safety reports, or interference with a genuine child-safety report.
4) In-app reporting and blocking
Every shared-work or note item has a report action. Tap Report, then confirm; there is no category choice. The item is hidden on that device. The app shows whether the report was delivered or saved only on the phone; a local-only report has not reached the developer. Open Settings - Block this connection to end synchronisation with the paired participant. The in-app Child Safety screen repeats these routes. For an urgent concern or a report that cannot be delivered, use the contact below.
5) Report directly
- Child-safety contact: [email protected]
- Immediate danger: contact local emergency services or law enforcement first.
- United States reporting: contact the NCMEC CyberTipline. Elsewhere, contact the appropriate national child-protection reporting body.
Do not email or forward suspected CSAM. Preserve only non-explicit details needed to identify the Temelie item and tell authorities where the material is available.
6) Review and enforcement
We review child-safety reports promptly. Confirmed violating content is removed or disabled; associated access may be blocked; relevant evidence is preserved only as necessary; and apparent CSAM or child exploitation is reported to NCMEC or other competent authorities when required by law. We cooperate with lawful investigations.
7) Privacy and retention
Service reports contain the item and learner-space identifiers, the reporting helper-device identifier when available, a reason, any optional details accepted by the service, status and time. The app sends a fixed safety-or-privacy reason; other reason values are stored as “other”. Reports are kept for up to 180 days and deleted when their student is deleted. See the Temelie Privacy Policy for local student records, other retention periods and deletion controls.
8) Dedicated point of contact
Saifullah Ahad — Developer and Child Safety Point of Contact
Email: [email protected]
Website: https://saifullah.ai