About Sprout Guard
We develop free apps and guides for families and offer digital literacy education for schools and educational institutions.
Why we created Sprout
Children should be able to join digital communities and learn to look after themselves and others.
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Children should be able to join digital communities and learn to look after themselves and others. We want to make it easier to ask questions, protect private information, say no and find an adult when help is needed.
Tools for everyday life
Each of the ten free apps has a separate purpose across messages, photos, learning and digital agreements.
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Each of the ten free apps has a separate purpose across messages, photos, learning and digital agreements. Families choose what they need. The apps are being developed as web tests; product pages and Status explain current access and limitations.
We visit your school too
We visit schools and educational institutions with talks and teaching on digital literacy.
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We visit schools and educational institutions with talks and teaching on digital literacy. Topics and activities are adapted to the audience. Use our guides and articles before and after a visit or to start your own discussion.
Children take part, adults provide support
Our approach uses conversations, shared agreements and practical choices.
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Our approach uses conversations, shared agreements and practical choices. Technical settings can support this work but cannot prevent every problem. Children should be able to get help after a mistake or an agreement they did not follow too.
The organisation behind Sprout
Sprout Guard is a project by Nordic Digital Trust & Safety.
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Sprout Guard is a project by Nordic Digital Trust & Safety. Contact us about apps, a visit or a collaboration. The team page identifies the organisation responsible and how to reach us.
