Is sendit safe for kids?
Worth watching
Anonymous Q&A app designed to encourage social connection; monitor for misuse.
How that verdict changes by age
Not recommended · Below the app's own minimum age (13+)
Handle with care · Below the app's own minimum age (13+)
Handle with care · Strangers can message your child
| Minimum age | 13 |
|---|---|
| Strangers can contact | Yes |
| Location sharing | No |
| Disappearing messages | Not verified |
| Parental visibility | Limited |
What to do
Not recommended for under 13. Watch closely 13-15; anonymous messaging carries bullying and unwanted contact risk. Fine for 16+ with awareness of privacy and stranger-contact features.
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What it actually is
sendit is a social app that lets users post prompts (like "ask me anything") and receive anonymous questions from friends and nearby people. Users answer questions to build a profile and learn personality traits like "love language" and "red flags." The app includes social discovery features like viewing who visited your profile and searching for similar users.
Sendit's publicly available documentation does not detail robust parental controls or privacy settings. Parents should: (1) check your teen's profile visibility and block settings; (2) review who can message anonymously; (3) ask if they use the "Diamond Members" paid tier, which unlocks profile tracking and anonymous-hint features; (4) monitor how much personal information they share in Q&A answers; (5) disable location services if the app requests it; (6) use Apple Screen Time or similar device-level controls if you want to limit access.
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