HeyGilli How it works Privacy Open app

You decide what's all right. Every video gets checked against it.

Tell HeyGilli what you're fine with — unboxing, sponsors, mild scares. It reads every new upload from the channels you allow, shows your child what fits, and brings you the rest to decide.

A buddy watches along too, asking your child about what they saw — and telling you afterwards what they understood.

Open HeyGilli Free. Start without a Google account.
What happened to the volcano?

Your answers. Its reading of every upload.

Change an answer and watch the same uploads get read again. Every combination below was screened in advance by the real thing — nothing here was written by hand.

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HeyGilli asks you a few questions
Once, when you set up. You can change them any time.
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New YouTube uploads get screened
From the channels you approved — before your child sees them.

Screened by us.amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 against the answers above. These are one model's readings for one set of preferences — not a rating of these channels, which publish plenty this household would be glad of. Your answers give your result, and a preference never hides a video outright: it comes to you to decide.

Why it asks for your YouTube subscriptions

Nothing exposes a child's YouTube Kids profile, so HeyGilli reads your account's subscriptions — read-only, never posting or changing anything — to build the list of channels you already trust. Or skip it: import a Takeout export, or add channels yourself.

What your child never does

  • Sign in, or enter their name
  • Reach a channel you haven't allowed
  • Have their voice uploaded — speech is recognised on the device