My Voice gives a child a small set of visual phrases chosen with a parent—like “Help me,” “I need space,” and “I’m not sure.” The child can use those essentials whether optional tokens are off or on.
A small family communication loop
My Voice is designed for low-pressure connection. It is not a behavior score, school assignment, reward requirement, or continuous-monitoring or emergency-response service.
A child can choose a familiar visual phrase to ask for help, space, together time, or simply say they are not sure.
A parent can select optional choices for each child. Help, space, and not sure remain available as essential choices.
Parents can turn on spoken labels and a review-before-send step. Caregivers choose only a response they can promise.
Set it up together
Essential choices stay available. A parent can add or remove optional choices for each child.
Child looks and listens
Help me
Use this when you want your grown-up to help with something.
Caregiver answers honestly
The caregiver selects only what is true. SteadySteps does not promise that a waiting message has been seen.
Family pilot in preparation
We are finishing privacy, accessibility, reviewer, and real-device checks before inviting families. The learning library also stays private until every article completes its human review record.
Roadmap — not available yet
SteadySteps does not yet provide a two-caregiver or two-household family space. We are planning permission-based portability so approved communication choices and accessibility preferences can follow a child without one household seeing or overwriting another household's private context.
No sharing or price is offered today. Any future design must let families choose what crosses homes and complete authorization, privacy, accessibility, and pricing review before launch.