Children should be free to learn, create, and connect online.
Turnkeeper Ward brings scattered safety warnings together into a clear case for people to review, so platform safety teams can protect young people without working alone.
No one protects children alone. The safest internet is one where platforms and reviewers work from the same understanding.
Protecting children requires sharing relevant context and keeping consequential decisions firmly in human hands. Turnkeeper provides the infrastructure for that collaboration — between fragmented signals and expert judgment.
View company overview →See the signal, understand it, and respond in a way that can be explained afterward.
Connect signals
Relate safety signals across systems so reviewers can recognize potential risk earlier, instead of reading each fragment in isolation.
CorrelationBuild reviewer context
Organize evidence, provenance, and counterevidence around the specific decision a human reviewer needs to make.
Review surfaceKeep responses customer-controlled
Route each response through documented, reviewable authorization so every action can be explained afterward.
Authorization
The technical work is public before the claims are.
Open Labs →WardBench
Synthetic benchmark · in development
Can a safety system tell three independent warnings from one warning repeated three times? WardBench puts that distinction to the test.
One Bad Link
Research study
One mistaken account connection can distort an entire case. This study tests whether the error can be surfaced, contained, and corrected.
Safety Exchange Protocol
Open specification
A way for safety teams to coordinate warning signs across platforms without exposing raw evidence or giving up control of decisions.
Turnkeeper was built so children can learn, create, and connect online — without platforms working alone.
Child-safety work is fragmented across systems, and the consequential decisions need people. Turnkeeper helps platforms connect privacy-minimized safety signals, preserve provenance, and keep human judgment in control — with outcomes that stay customer-owned.