Plain English, no jargon. Exactly what our AI does, what it never does, and where your family's information goes.
Inside ParenThing, AI suggests, flags and supports. It never decides anything about your family. It doesn't determine custody, money, or who sees your children. A person is always in charge of every decision, and you always choose what to send and share.
To keep conversations safe, ParenThing checks messages for harmful or unsafe content. Anything inappropriate in a chat a child can see is blocked outright, and where a message reads as tense, ParenThing may gently suggest a calmer way to say it. It's a safety net running quietly in the background, and you always decide what to send.
This feature is off by default. If you choose to enable it, your child can log how they're feeling each day, and ParenThing helps you notice patterns so you can support them. Your child never sees a score or rating: the insight is private to you as their parent, and it is never used for advertising or shared beyond your family.
Mediators and legal professionals who work with a family can use AI to help draft neutral, balanced summaries. A professional always reviews and stands behind anything that carries their name. The AI is a drafting aid, not the author.
Transparency means telling you plainly what is analysed:
That's the extent of it. Content is only ever analysed to provide the feature you're actually using, not to watch you, and not for any commercial purpose.
These features are powered by a specialist AI provider we work with under a strict data-processing agreement. Your content is processed only to deliver the feature, and is not used to train their models. Where any processing happens outside the European Economic Area, we rely on approved safeguards such as Standard Contractual Clauses.
We never sell your data, and we never show ads. The full list of the providers we rely on, and the safeguards in place, is in our Privacy Policy.
If anything here isn't clear, or you'd like to know more about how we use AI or handle your data, email us at support@parenthing.ie. For the full legal detail, see our Privacy Policy. You also have the right to raise a concern with Ireland's Data Protection Commission, though we'd always welcome the chance to help first.
Last updated: July 2026