Smarter, Calmer Streaming Starts Here.
Choose what they watch. Get insights from parents who've already watched it and make the transition off screen easier.
All in ONE place.
Screen Time Struggles?
Too Many Places to Manage
You want a say in what your child watches. But their shows are scattered across Netflix, Disney+, YouTube, Prime, and more and every platform plays by different rules. One lets you restrict content by age, another handles autoplay differently, another has its own screen-time settings. Then there are separate device controls on top of it all.
Guessing What’s Actually Okay
TV-Y. TV-Y7. PG. “Kids.” None of it tells you what you really want to know. Is it scary? Is it overstimulating? Is there rude behavior? Will my particular kid be okay with it? So you preview it, search online, ask another parent or cross your fingers and press play.
A rating can tell you an age. It can’t tell you if a show fits your child.
Dreading When Time’s Up
You gave the warnings. You said “one more episode.” You tried the timer. But the moment the screen goes off, you’re negotiating, repeating yourself, or dealing with tears and a meltdown. What was supposed to give everyone a little downtime somehow leaves the whole house more stressed than before.
What if streaming worked around your family instead?
One place to choose what comes in. More useful information about what they’re watching. A library filled only with what you’ve approved. And gentler cues that help kids know when screen time is coming to an end.
Smarter, calmer streaming starts here.
Curate with Intention
You chose what makes it onto their screen, not an algorithm. Bring the shows you approve together in one simple place.
Real Parent Ratings
Go beyond generic age ratings with insights from other parents about content, themes, sensory intensity and more.
A Calmer Countdown
Gentle, progressive cues help kids prepare for transitions off screen.
MyStory
Streama started because I was completely sick of racing against my TV remote. Every time I turned on a streaming app for my daughter, I’d get this rush of pure dread. I’d find myself frantically speed-scrolling through the homepage, desperately trying to block her view before she spotted a thumbnail or trailer she shouldn't see.
Every parent knows how that goes, if they see it, they want it, and suddenly you're stuck playing the bad guy and saying "no" for the hundredth time that day.
I kept wishing there was just one spot where I could put all the shows I actually approved of. Just a safe little corner where she could feel big and make her own choices, and I could actually walk into the kitchen and make dinner without worrying. Since that didn't exist, I built Streama.
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