How do accounts and access work?

Kubrio has one account per family, and it belongs to the parent. That is a deliberate design choice, not a missing feature: your kid is 6 to 13, and everything they do inside Kubrio happens under your roof.

Your account is the account

When you join, you create a parent account. Every kid you add lives inside it as a profile — their projects, their portfolio, their conversations with the AI, their Claire sessions. You see all of it from one place.

There is no kid email address, no kid password to reset, and no separate login for your child to manage or lose. Practically speaking, your kid does not have an account — they have your trust, expressed as access you grant from your side.

How your kid gets in

You give each kid access to the studio from your account, and they open it in a web browser on whatever device your family already uses — a laptop, a tablet, a desktop. There is nothing to install.

Once they're in, the studio is theirs: the apps, their projects in progress, the AI Crew. What they make lands in their portfolio, which you can always see. How the rest of the setup works — Claire's first session, sprints vs. studio time, the social features — is covered in getting set up.

The family account

The account is a true family account. You can invite your partner as a co-parent — their own login, full access, able to approve things and even handle the membership payment — and invite grandparents as viewers, with a read-only window into what the kids are making plus Claire's weekly summary. Everyone who loves the kid gets their own way in, and nobody gets a second, disconnected copy of the family.

Invites are sent by email from the Family page in your dashboard (or during sign-up), and you can change roles or remove members at any time. The full picture — what each role can see and do — is in family accounts.