Xoul Parenting: Teen Wellbeing

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Xoul helps you understand how your child is doing in their digital life, without reading a single conversation. The first report is free, no card needed. AI supervised by mental health professionals looks at behavioral signals in their WhatsApp and turns them into clear readings: how they feel, who they connect with, what is changing and what is worth a closer look. WHAT YOU GET • Updates: what matters from the last few days, in a two-minute read. • A full report every 4 days on emotions, friendships and digital wellbeing. • Trends: how things evolve over the weeks, not just how they are today. • Xoul, your companion: ask what to do with what you just read and how to start the conversation at home. WHAT REPORTS COVER Reports focus on what worries families most, always with a preventive approach and practical ideas to support your child: • Emotions and mental health: mood, signs of stress or anxiety, self-esteem and changes in behavior. • Friends and peer groups: friendships, exclusion, peer pressure, bullying and cyberbullying. • Online safety: contact with unknown adults and signs of grooming or sextortion. • Online gambling: mentions of betting apps or online casinos in their chats, with ideas to talk about it. When Xoul spots a risk or a warning sign, you'll see it in your next report or update, with context and a suggestion on how to help. SUPPORT, NOT SURVEILLANCE Xoul isn't a traditional parental control app, and doesn't try to be. • You never see their conversations. • Xoul doesn't block apps or lock the phone. • Data is never sold or shared with third parties. • Information is used only to create your reports in the app. Xoul needs your child's consent to work. That is by design: support is built on trust, and trust doesn't survive surveillance. HOW IT STARTS 1. Create a profile for each child. 2. Connect their WhatsApp following the steps in the app, with their consent. 3. Get your first report in 10 minutes. WHO IT'S FOR Parents and caregivers of children and teens aged 8 to 16 who want to be part of their digital life and don't feel comfortable reading their chats. If you want to read their messages or track their location, Xoul isn't the right app. BEHIND XOUL Child and adolescent mental health professionals supervise the models and the content. Xoul doesn't diagnose or replace a professional: it gives you signals and context so you can talk in time, and tells you when it's worth seeking specialized help. The first report is free, no card needed. After that, Xoul works with a Premium subscription.