Learn social media, together.
Yoeti is a small, private meme app where kids learn how social media works: following channels, posting, reacting and running their own channel, with a grown-up alongside every step.


Real social media skills, in a safe place
The habits kids need online are easier to learn when the stakes are low and someone they trust is watching out for them.
Run a channel
Kids create their own channels, post memes, updates and polls, and watch their followers grow.
React, don't reply
Emoji reactions instead of comment threads. Lots of fun, very little room for unkindness.
Learn to curate
Follow, unfollow, pin, repost: choosing what to see and share is a skill too.
Everything gets checked
Every picture and post gets an AI check, then a grown-up says yes before anyone sees it.
Kind "not this time"s
If a post isn't approved, kids see a short, kind reason, so it's a lesson rather than a telling-off.
No strangers
No public sign-up and no private messaging. Friends join only with a parent's invite and consent.

You're in the loop, not in the way
Grown-ups get a simple Review screen. The AI does the first check and flags anything worth a closer look; you decide.
- Approve or turn down posts with one tap, and send a kind reason
- Pause an account at any time; paused kids can look but not post
- See everything your own child has posted
- Delete an account whenever you like
Honest about the busy bits
To make a small community feel alive, Yoeti has friendly made-up followers called Yoeti fans. They follow channels, react and vote in polls, and they're always labelled Yoeti fan so kids know who's real. It's a gentle way to talk about something real social media doesn't tell you: not every like comes from a person.
Built by parents, for parents
Yoeti started as one family's answer to "can I have WhatsApp?" It's invite-only, ad-free and free to use.