A parent account, made with theirs
When a child registers, a linked parent account is created at the same time. There is nothing extra to set up.
Safe for kids
The chat parents can finally say yes to
Kids get a fun, protected place to talk while they play. Parents get a clear picture of who their child talks to and what was said, without reading every message.
Coming with early accessSee everyone they talk to
Every person your child chats with, across every game and every session, with approved friends clearly separated from strangers.
AI summaries, not surveillance
A short, readable summary of each conversation and play session, so you know what happened in a minute. Open the full history whenever you want it.
Full control and reports
Approve friends, set quiet hours, switch voice chat on or off, block anyone in one tap, and report a problem straight from the dashboard.
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Maya, age 10Last 7 days · linked to your parent account
1 alert handled
4h 20mPlay time
4People chatted with
1Alert handled
AI summary · today
Maya and two classmates planned a castle build in Sunset Kingdom and swapped tips about a puzzle level. The tone was friendly and positive throughout. Nothing needs your attention.
- LLilaClassmate · 48 messagesApproved friend
- BBenCousin · 31 messagesApproved friend
- SSamTeam mate · 17 messagesApproved friend
- ?player-8812Sent 2 messages · not on your listHeld for your review
Today · Sunset Kingdom4:10 to 5:05 pm · 55 min · 3 chats
Built a castle with Lila and Sam. Asked Ben for help on level 4 and got it. Friendly all the way through.
Yesterday · Sunset Kingdom6:30 to 7:20 pm · 50 min · 2 chats
Practiced for the weekend tournament with the team. Light, encouraging chat about strategy.
Monday · Pixel Park5:00 to 5:40 pm · 40 min · 1 chat
A stranger (player-8812) asked where Maya goes to school. The message was blocked before she saw it, and you were emailed right away.
Weekly reportOct 1 to Oct 7 · Maya, age 10
4h 20mTotal play time
14Conversations
2New friends
1Alert handled
Hours per title
What they talked about
Tone of conversations
92% positive
8% neutral · 0% negative
New friends this week
- SSamAdded Tuesday · team mate in Sunset KingdomYou approved
- BBenAdded Thursday · cousin, known to youYou approved
AI weekly summary
A positive week. Maya spent most of her time building in Sunset Kingdom, where she made two new friends from her team, Sam and Ben, both approved by you. Conversations were mostly about game strategy and school, with plenty of jokes. One stranger asked where she goes to school on Monday; the message was blocked before she saw it and you were emailed.
- Highlight: she helped Lila through level 4 and got thanked for it.
- Worth a chat: remind her never to share her school or address with people she hasn't met.
Recent alerts
Handled
A stranger asked for personal details
Monday 5:32 pm · Pixel Park · player-8812
Asked where Maya goes to school. We blocked the message before she saw it, paused chat from this player, and emailed you.
What the email looks like
At 5:32 pm in Pixel Park, player-8812 asked Maya where she goes to school.
What we did: blocked the message before she saw it, and paused chat from this player.
Review the conversationBlock permanentlyReport to the game
$1 per year per parent account
Ask your child's favorite games to add it
The games your kids love decide whether this chat is available to them, and a message from parents is the fastest way to make it happen. It takes two minutes. Adding it costs the game nothing: players and developers pay nothing, and parents pay just $1 a year.
- Find the game's support page, social account or contact email.
- Send them the message on the right.
- Point them to astralink.nexus so they can add it.
Copy and send
Hi,
My child plays [game name] and I'd love for them to be able to chat with friends there safely.
Astralink Nexus is a kid-safe chat that you can add to your game. It gives parents a dashboard showing who our kids talk to, with AI summaries of their conversations and full controls. It is free for the game and for players. Parents pay just $1 a year for their parent account.
Would you consider adding it? You can find out more at https://www.astralink.nexus
Thank you!
How safe chat for kids works
Three steps, and the parent is part of the picture from the very first day.
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Your child signs up
Kids register inside the game and get a protected chat account. The game only ever sees a public ID it assigned, never the private account.
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A parent account is created too
A linked parent account is made at the same time, so there is nothing extra to set up and nothing to forget.
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You stay in the loop
The dashboard shows who your child talks to, hours per game, topics of conversation and AI summaries. If a threat is detected, you are emailed right away.
Safe chat for kids: your questions
Is Astralink Nexus safe for kids?
It is designed around child safety. Every child account comes with a linked parent account, parents can see who their child talks to, and anything concerning is held for the parent to review. These parent features arrive with early access.
How much does it cost?
Parents pay $1 per year for each parent account. It is free for players and free for the developers who add Astralink Nexus to their game.
What can parents see in the parent dashboard?
Everyone their child chatted with across games, how many new friends they made, total hours per game, the topics of conversation, the overall tone, AI summaries of each conversation and play session, and a weekly report.
Do parents get alerts when something is wrong?
Yes, that is the design. When a threat is detected, such as a stranger asking for personal details, the message is blocked before the child sees it and the parent is emailed right away with options to review the conversation, block the person, or report them to the game.
What controls do parents have?
Parents can approve friends, hold messages from strangers for review, set quiet hours, turn voice chat on or off, block anyone in one tap, and report a problem straight from the dashboard.
Can the game see my child's account details?
No. A game only sees the public ID it assigned to the player. The private account, including the email and password, is never shared with the game.
How do I get my child's favorite game to use Astralink Nexus?
Contact the game's support team or developer and ask them to add Astralink Nexus chat. A message from parents is the fastest way to make it happen. A ready-to-send message is on the Safe for kids page.
Developer? See the API documentation or create an account to follow early access.