Tuck: Chat for families

The messaging app that's limited on purpose. Kids talk only to friends they've met in person and you've approved. No strangers, no photos, no links.

Tuck is a messaging app for children — made for parents who want their kids to stay in touch with real friends and family, without handing them the open internet.

The idea is simple: kids can only message people they've met in person, and only after a parent approves. There's no discovery, no friend suggestions, and no way for a stranger to reach your child. You connect two kids by scanning a code together, in person, with the other parent — and both families have to say yes.

LIMITED ON PURPOSE • No strangers. Every connection is made in person and approved by a parent. • No links, no photos or videos, no disappearing messages — just chat, emoji, and little drawings kids make themselves. • Bad language and links are blocked before they send. • No ads. No tracking. Nothing sold. Ever.

YOU'RE ALWAYS IN THE LOOP Read along with your kids' chats, freeze any conversation instantly, and remove a contact — or a whole account — whenever you want. You're the account holder; your child uses Tuck on their own iPad or iPhone, paired to you.

MADE FOR FAMILIES Chat one-to-one with each of your kids, or in a whole-family group. Brothers and sisters get their own threads. Everyone can send emoji stickers, have messages read aloud, and draw little scenes together, turn by turn.

Tuck isn't built to get anyone hooked — no streaks, no endless feed, no notifications designed to pull kids back. It does one thing: let children talk to the people already in their lives, safely.

Messaging for your child. Peace of mind for you.