Kids & Teens
Your child’s own Unidy. Yours to run today, theirs when the time comes.
Their passport, school papers and vaccine records, with a reminder for every guardian.
Every child comes with a pile of paperwork.
The trip is next week. Where is your daughter’s passport?
You find it. It has expired.
With UnidyIt’s in her Unidy, with a reminder months before.
The school asks for the vaccine record again.
Last year’s copy is lost in your email.
With UnidySend a protected copy from your phone.
Your child’s papers are at the other parent’s home.
The doctor asks for the health card. Neither of you has it.
With UnidyEvery guardian opens your child’s documents from their own Unidy.
Run by the people who look after your child.
Each child gets their own Unidy, run from yours.
A Unidy for each child, in a few taps
Add their name and date of birth. They need no email or sign-in.
Your child’s documents, open to every guardian
Keep their passport, ID card or vaccine records. Invite the other parent or a grandparent as a guardian.
Every parent or guardian gets every reminder
Your son’s passport expires soon: every guardian gets the reminder.
When your child grows up, their Unidy becomes theirs
Hand it over when you decide. They keep their Unidy ID and the documents you choose, and decide who sees what.
Common questions
Does my child need their own email address or phone?
No. Guardians run it from their own Unidy, and every action is recorded in its Audit.
Can the other parent open my child’s documents?
Yes, once they accept your invitation as a guardian. Every guardian has the same say, and none can remove another.
Does my child get a public page?
No, never.
What happens when my child is old enough to run their own Unidy?
When you decide, as the law where you live allows. Until your child accepts, you can take it back.
One you. One Unidy.
Your life changes. Your Unidy changes with you.
Start with your contacts, a document, your digital business card or your CV. It’s free.
Free for good. No credit card.