• Under 13: Do not independently create an account, submit personal information, or use interactive community features. A parent or guardian must contact the project team and complete any consent process required by applicable law before such use.
• Ages 13–17: Use the service with parent or guardian awareness and supervision. Adults should review profile choices, friends, posts, prayer messages, versus invitations, and reports.
• Families, churches, and schools: Use appropriate adult oversight, shared-device rules, and safeguarding policies. Do not treat the app as a substitute for responsible supervision.

The safest profile is one that identifies the player inside the game without revealing who or where the child is offline.

• Full legal name, personal email, phone number, passwords, recovery codes, or identity documents.
• Home address, school, classroom, precise location, daily route, travel plan, or places regularly visited.
• Photos or videos that reveal uniforms, addresses, license plates, private rooms, or other children.
• Financial information, family conflicts, medical records, confidential counseling, or private pastoral matters.
• External social-media handles, private chat invitations, or requests to move conversations away from supervised spaces.

Public areas should use a display name, learner ID, badge, title, and border. Account email, phone, age confirmation, and admin notes are intended to stay private.

• Friend tools are for encouragement, Scripture sharing, prayer, and friendly games. They are not permission for secret or romantic contact with minors.
• Prayer messages should be kind and brief. Do not ask a child for private details, photographs, secrecy, money, meetings, or off-platform contact.
• Community content must not include bullying, sexual material, grooming, threats, self-harm encouragement, hate, scams, or humiliation.
• Versus reactions and invitations should remain respectful. No chat restriction may be bypassed through usernames, posts, or coded messages.
• Adults must never use spiritual authority, ministry language, gifts, rewards, or private prayer to manipulate a child.

The project aims to design with the child’s best interests first. This includes understandable language, minimal necessary data, private account details, restrained notifications, no gambling mechanics, no pay-to-win pressure, no manipulative streak punishment, accessible reporting, and moderation of public spaces.

Features likely to create higher risk should be limited, redesigned, or held back until suitable safeguards exist. A feature being technically possible does not make it wise. Humanity has tested that theory enough.

• Create or review the account together and use a safe display name.
• Review community posts, friends, prayer encouragement, profile text, and versus activity regularly.
• Teach children to stop responding, save evidence, report the account, and tell a trusted adult when something feels wrong.
• Use device-level parental controls, safe browsing, screen-time boundaries, and family rules appropriate to the child.
• Request correction, access, restriction, or deletion of a child’s information where applicable.

The game should support Bible learning, not replace sleep, school, family, church, outdoor activity, or healthy relationships. Rewards and streaks should encourage consistency without shaming a child for resting or missing a day.

Spiritual questions, grief, abuse, mental-health crises, or self-harm concerns require compassionate adult involvement and, where appropriate, qualified professional help. Game notes are not pastoral, medical, or emergency care.