Family communication

Walki Kidalki

Walki Kidalki is a voice-first communication app for children. Kids get a simple push-to-talk experience, while parents own the real controls: family trust, child-to-child approvals, small groups, schedules, active sessions, enabled devices, and immediate revocation.

Product site walkitalki-marketing.pages.dev

Screenshots

Product screens from the build.

These screenshots show the actual product surfaces behind the product story.

Walki Kidalki Parent Home showing children, pending approvals, and history — **Parent Home** Parents see children, pending approvals, groups, and recent message history in one control surface.

Walki Kidalki parent approvals screen showing child-to-child permissions — **Approvals** Parents explicitly approve which children can talk before any voice clips can flow.

Walki Kidalki parent groups screen showing small approved groups — **Small Groups** Groups stay parent-managed and intentionally small for the MVP safety model.

Walki Kidalki kid home showing approved contacts and group options — **Kid Home** Children see approved people and simple talk options, not administrative controls.

Walki Kidalki child conversation screen with a large push-to-talk control — **Push To Talk** The core child action is a large, focused control for recording a short voice clip.

Walki Kidalki signed out screen with parent sign in and registration — **Parent Entry** Parent Mode requires authentication before child sessions or permissions are managed.

Product notes

What went into the build.

Parent Mode owns every child connection, group, device, and schedule
Kids send short voice clips instead of managing open chat lists or invites
Family trust does not become child permission without explicit parent approval
Server-side authorization blocks new communication when permissions, devices, sessions, or schedules are disabled

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