PlaySafe Together
Now piloting with families in Layton, Utah

Playdates, arranged between parents who belong.

PlaySafe Together helps parents in the same school community post and join after-school play and study sessions. Every family joins with a school invite code, hosts approve every request, and home addresses are never shown publicly.

How it works

Three ideas do most of the work: you belong to a real school community, the host approves everyone, and addresses unlock only after approval.

1

Join with your school code

Each school community has invite codes. Redeem yours in the app to confirm you belong — no school records or rosters are ever shared with us.

2

Post or join a session

Host a playdate or study session at your home or a public place, or ask to join one nearby. Hosts set the group size and approve or decline every request.

3

Addresses unlock on approval

Events show only the neighborhood or street name. Your exact address is revealed only to the parents you have approved to attend.

Built for parents

Kid profiles you control

First name, grade band, and interests — plus an optional photo. Medical notes stay visible only to you. Edit or delete a profile any time.

Your hosting, your rules

Set your capacity, the days you can host, and what your family needs. Form private groups with the families you know best.

Study groups & ideas

Find study partners and tutors in your school community, earn attendance and hosting badges, and get a fresh activity idea when you need one.

For schools & districts

PlaySafe Together is designed so a school shares no student data at all. Invite codes are unassigned — a code confirms the family belongs to your community, and the school confirms nothing about any child. We sign the Utah Student Data Privacy agreement (the Utah SDPC National Data Privacy Agreement) before any pilot, sell no data, and run no advertising.

Interested in a pilot for your school? Write to us at schools@playsafetogether.org.

Safety, honestly

PlaySafe Together connects families. It does not supervise children, and it is not a childcare service — the parents hosting and attending stay in charge, exactly as with any playdate.