How Flowgen keeps young players safe
Safety needs adults as well as software
Flowgen includes privacy restrictions, parent-facing account features and limits on training rewards. These are design choices that support safer use; they do not make an AI service risk-free. Parents and guardians should review the app, help a child choose suitable training and decide what information or footage to upload. AI-generated answers can be inaccurate. Flowgen is not a medical service, an emergency service or a substitute for an adult responsible for a young player.
Age and parent involvement
The signup interface asks users to confirm they are at least sixteen or that a parent or guardian is creating the account with them. When a player identifies as under thirteen, the flow asks for a parent or guardian email before the account is usable. Parent View is designed to show progress without exposing coach chats. Age-based controls rely on the information supplied in the account, so families should enter accurate details. These controls should not be described as independent age verification or a guarantee of legal compliance.
Privacy and sharing
Under-thirteen accounts have additional restrictions on public sharing and invitation or challenge links. The analytics policy uses aggregate counters rather than per-user analytics identifiers for those accounts. Parents should still check what appears in any photograph or video: avoid unnecessary names, school details, addresses and footage of other children without appropriate permission. A private account is not a reason to upload information that is not needed for training. Account settings include data controls, including chat deletion, export and account deletion options.
Healthy training and honest progress
Flowgen includes short sessions, rest-day handling and a daily cap on qualifying session credit. Those features encourage a manageable routine rather than endless rewarded training. The right workload still depends on the individual player and advice from a qualified coach. Stop if something hurts, and seek medical advice where needed. XP is awarded under server-side rules; some awards check elapsed time and duplicate claims. This is not camera-based proof of exercise or independent verification of ability. Player Card ratings describe training recorded in Flowgen, not official scouting results. Recruitment-related AI guidance should be checked carefully with a trusted adult, especially where an outside organisation requests money or personal information.