KinderConnect

Photo & Video Sharing for Daycares

Share moments from the day with the right parents only — every photo is tagged to specific children, and consent status is tracked per child.

Photo sharing is the feature parents love most and the one that carries the most risk. A group chat where staff drop the day's pictures means every parent sees every child — which is a consent problem in the EU, and a trust problem everywhere.

In KinderConnect a photo is tagged to specific children, and it appears in the feed of those children's guardians. A parent sees their own child. Nobody has to remember who consented to what, because consent is recorded against the child and travels with the media.

What is included

Per-child tagging

Every media item is linked to the children it shows. Distribution follows from the tags — there is no way to accidentally broadcast a photo to the whole facility.

Photo and video support

Share both stills and short video, viewed in a lightbox in the parent app.

Per-child media feed

Each child has a chronological feed of their own moments, which becomes a record of the year rather than a stream that scrolls away.

Consent-aware sharing

Image consent is recorded per child in the consents register, so the permission behind a photo is documented rather than assumed.

Push notification on upload

Parents are notified when new media arrives, with the notification type individually controllable in their settings.

Why it matters

GDPR-safe by construction, not by discipline

The safest system is one where the unsafe action isn't available. Because distribution is derived from child tags rather than chosen per upload, a staff member cannot accidentally send one family's photos to another — regardless of how rushed the end of the day is.

The moments parents actually miss

Working parents miss the ordinary parts of the day: the first attempt at a puzzle, the friendship that formed at the sand table. A tagged photo feed gives them those without asking educators to write a paragraph about it — a picture at the right moment does more than a report at the end of the day.

Frequently asked questions

Can one family accidentally see another child's photos?

No, and not because staff are careful — because the unsafe action is not available. Distribution is derived from the children tagged in a photo, so there is no control that broadcasts an image to the whole facility.

How is image consent handled?

Image consent is recorded per child in the consents register, so the permission behind a photo is documented rather than remembered. That matters under GDPR, where you need to be able to demonstrate consent rather than simply assert it.

Can we share video as well as photos?

Yes. Both photos and short video are supported, viewed in a lightbox in the parent app.

What about group photos where every child appears?

Tag each child who appears — the selector supports selecting a whole group at once. A dedicated untagged group-photo mode is on the roadmap rather than shipped, because per-child tagging is the right default for a parent feed.

Do parents get notified when new photos arrive?

Yes, by push notification — and parents can turn media notifications on or off independently of other notification types.

Can parents download or save photos?

Parents view media in their child's feed and can save moments from their own child's timeline, including through the native share sheet on mobile.

Is there a storage limit on photos?

Media is stored per organisation without a per-account cap advertised. If you are planning very heavy video use, talk to us about it first.

How long do photos stay available?

They remain in the child's feed for the life of the organisation account, which turns the feed into a record of the year rather than a stream that scrolls away.

Can staff review photos before parents see them?

Media is published to the tagged children's guardians when uploaded. A separate approval queue before release is not part of the current model.

What if a parent refuses photo consent?

Record it in the consents register. The consent status lives on the child, so the position is documented and available at the moment it is relied on rather than depending on someone's memory.

Can we share video of a whole group event?

Yes — tag the children who appear, and the selector supports selecting an entire group at once.

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