Who Little Binder is for
Little Binder is a private archive that a family keeps together. Adults hold the accounts and decide who sees what. This page explains how that works.
Accounts
You must be 18 or older to have an account. Children do not have accounts, passwords or email addresses. An adult adds each child to the family as a profile and stays in charge of it.
Child mode
An adult can hand their device to a child in child mode. There, a child can browse the family's gallery and add a voice note to a creation they made. Inviting people, changing who can see something, and leaving child mode all need an adult to unlock them.
Who can see a creation
Nothing is shared until an adult chooses to share it. An adult invites someone by email, and nothing is sent until that person accepts. The adult then picks which children's creations that person can see, and whether new ones are shared automatically.
Sharing can be paused or stopped at any time, for one creation or for one person. There is no public feed, no public link to a creation, and no directory of families.
Reactions and replies
People an adult has invited can respond to the creations shared with them. They can send a reaction, write a short note on a shared album, or leave a voice reply. Each response goes to the family that shared the creation.
Little Binder has no chat, no direct messages between people, and no way to write to someone who was not invited. Responses exist only on a creation or album that was shared. A person can delete their own voice reply, and an adult can remove replies from their family's creations.
Reporting a problem
A family or an invited person can report a creation or a reply. In a family account, open Settings and choose Report something. When viewing shared creations, open Settings next to the bell and find Report something under Help. Little Binder support reads the reports.
What is not in the app
There are no ads, no advertising or analytics tools from other companies, and nothing is posted publicly.
Optional AI help
Title ideas, voice-note transcripts and search help are off until an adult turns them on. They run on the device or on computers Little Binder operates. A family's creations are never sent to a third-party AI service or used to train AI models.
Questions
Questions about any of this are welcome.