Weekly Safety Report 001

Public-safe learning loop for parents, schools and child-safety infrastructure.

This report format publishes aggregate progress, redacted themes and product changes. It does not publish child identities, private contacts, records, documents, screenshots, live location or unsupported adoption claims.

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Report Boundary Aggregate counts only Approved quotes only Redacted themes only No child data collection

This Week

What gets measured without exposing people.

Parent target100Discovery conversations to shape alerts, consent, AI controls and social access.

School target5Institution pilots to test safeguarding, reporting and parent communication workflows.

Public queueAggregateCurrent queue state stays linked to the dashboard and public intake summary.

Safety themesRedactedRepeated needs are grouped as themes, not published as private stories.

Product changesActionableRepeated problems move into CAPPS route, API, portal, app or policy work.

PublicationReviewedNo named parent, school or case study is published without explicit approval.

Report Sections

The weekly format is consistent and evidence-gated.

1. Intake statusParent queue, school queue, pending review and reviewed counts from public-safe summaries.

2. Top themesAlerts, bullying, grooming risk, AI controls, consent, trust scores, platform permissions and school reporting.

3. Product decisionsChanges accepted into CAPPS roadmap, Guardian Shield, Parent Portal, School Pilot, SafeAI or Trust Scanner.

4. Safety boundaryWhat was not collected, what was not published and which claims remain blocked.

5. Next outreachParents, schools, communities, partners, browser beta, Android MVP and developer documentation.

Evidence Rules

Social proof only becomes public after review.

Parent quoteOpt-in wordingQuote text and attribution level must be approved before publication.

School case studyInstitution sign-offSchool name, workflow and outcome claims require formal permission.

Partner mentionMutual approvalPartner logos, names and statistics require explicit publication approval.

Next Report Inputs

What CAPPS needs from real conversations.

ParentsWhich alerts would be useful, which permissions matter, and what would make CAPPS trustworthy.

SchoolsSafeguarding workflow gaps, evidence needs, parent reporting, AI policy and student identity constraints.

AI buildersSafeAI labels, age controls, audit reports, model verification and risk-report expectations.

CommunitiesModeration signals, stranger contact controls, reporting workflows and verification boundaries.