Ask anything.
Can other people see the questions I ask on ReKid?
Your questions are not shared by default. For a question to become a public page, the grown-up who set you up has to allow it.
By default the questions you ask are seen only by you and by the grown-up who set you up on ReKid.
That grown-up can turn on joining the shared pool if they want. When it is on, the knowledge sets built from your questions may be published as separate pages that anyone can read. When it is off, they are not published.
A published page holds only the question and the knowledge set built from it. It holds nothing about who asked: your name, your age and your key are not on that page.
You need no name, username or password to ask, and no profile is built about you from your questions.
Quick facts
- Questions are not shared by default.
- The grown-up who set you up turns sharing on or off.
- A published page holds nothing about who asked the question.
- You need no name or password to ask a question.
- No profile is built about you from your questions.
Check what you remember
3 questions — all of them come from the quick facts above. There is no score and no wrong turn.
1. What happens to your questions by default?
2. What is on a published page?
3. Who turns sharing on?
ReKid™ is not just a search
- The answer to the question is checked for accuracy before it is shown
- An age-appropriate explanation of the topic, written to be read
- A set of short facts about the topic
- A set of short facts on subjects connected to the topic
- A short quiz built from the topic, the facts and the connected facts
- Up to five safe recommended links about the topic
- PDF export, and every topic searched is kept
- Everything from earlier keys carries over to a new key, complete
- No advertising
- No tracking
- A knowledge support set that needs no personal account