Fulear teaches children and teenagers to recognise misinformation online — doctored images, look-alike news sites, and the small tells that give a fake away.
In development · not yet availableShort lessons built around real, already-debunked examples rather than live news.
Spot the fake, sort the claims, find the red flags. Learning by doing the thing.
No chat, no messaging, no public profiles. Nobody can contact your child.
If your child signs up and they’re under the age of digital consent where you live, nothing happens until you say so. We hold their parent contact address and nothing else, and we ask you first.
A single parental consent request, to the address your child provides. It explains what Fulear is, exactly what would be collected, and gives you a clear approve or decline choice. If you don’t reply, we delete everything — including your email address — after 14 days.
Their birth year and month — not a full date of birth — their country, a nickname they choose, and their lesson progress. No real names. You can see everything we hold, and delete it, at any time.
Fulear is built in Denmark and is not yet released. For questions, including anything about privacy or data protection, write to victor@heysa.dk.