ChatLicense is one of the 10 Global Impact Challenge: Digital Wellbeing finalists, organized by Singularity University and Sync. Early November, a pitch in Silicon Valley will determine whether ChatLicense is the ultimate winner.
This recognition on a global stage at the heart of tech, shows how we are not limited to making impact in the Netherlands and Europe, but that we are well on our way to help children all around the world be safer, smarter and have more fun online.
Kids sometimes do strange things, and that hasn’t changed with the rise of social media. There’s a good chance you’ll suddenly hear “forty-one!” or “six seven!” echoing from the living room, because videos featuring random numbers often go viral on...
Beeps, pings, ringtones, notifications — we’re constantly in touch with each other. That connection is important, and smartphones make it easy. But truly connecting is something that your child can… (well, actually – should – be able to) do offline too. With themselves, but definitely with others too. Sharing the dining table, grandma’s 80th birthday, a class party, playing football, going on vacation — connecting with family and friends is hugely important. But online, your child can just as easily — sometimes even more effectively —...
This Digital Navigator offers insight into the questions that Dutch parents have concerning digital parenting and the apps they want to know about most. With more than 15,000 users, ChatLicense – the digital driver’s license for the smartphone – has...
ChatLicense has been selected for the BeNeLux Catalyst program in the United States. The two-week accelerator program takes place in New York between 10-21 November. By participating, ChatLicense continues to gear up for expansion. After winning the Global Impact Challenge...
Safely arrived at soccer practice? Left that friend’s house on time? Checking where your child is via Find My Friends or Life360 feels reassuring, but is it really? Knowing your child’s location doesn’t automatically tell you how they’re doing. Technology...
