Children affected by sexual exploitation online. Every year.
That number is growing. The technology to fight it exists. The question is whether your organisation stands behind it.
Not every organisation can build detection technology. Every organisation can take a stand.
The Tuteliq Child Safety Supporter programme is for companies, schools, platforms, and organisations that believe child safety online is not optional.
Applying is free. The $1,000 annual membership fee is invoiced only once your organisation is accepted into a reviewed network of supporters backing the mission to detect grooming, exploitation, and abuse before it happens. Not after. Membership is granted only after review.
You do not need to integrate our API. You do not need a technical team. You need the conviction that this matters.
Your commitment, made visible.
A badge that proves it
A verified "Child Safety Supporter" badge for your website, app store listing, and email signature. Click it and anyone sees your verified membership status in real time.
Your customers, parents, and partners will know where you stand.
Listed among leaders
Your organisation on tuteliq.ai/supporters alongside every company that has made the same commitment. Logo, description, and a link to your website.
The companies who join first will be remembered as the ones who did not wait to be asked.
Your own public proof of commitment
Every Supporter gets a dedicated Trust Center at tuteliq.ai/trust/[your-company]. Indexed by Google, tracked by analytics, ready to link from investor decks, annual reports, and partnership proposals.
Search visibility. Social proof. Traffic analytics. Backlink authority. Visible from day one.
Intelligence no one has alone
An exclusive Child Safety Intelligence Report each quarter with anonymized, aggregated data from Tuteliq's global network. Grooming trends, synthetic CSAM patterns, deepfake evolution, regulatory updates.
A certificate on the wall
A downloadable certificate confirming your commitment. Suitable for annual reports, CSR documentation, board presentations, and office walls.
One simple portal
Manage your badge, download reports, access your certificate, track Trust Center analytics, and, when you are ready, explore upgrading to active detection.
You are not the first. But you could be next.
Tuteliq is a proud member of the Internet Watch Foundation.
The G7 published 7 principles for protecting children online. Tuteliq addresses all 7.
Every Supporter's Trust Center page is part of a growing web of verified commitments. The more organisations join, the more visible the network becomes, and the more parents, regulators, and partners expect to see it.
- INTERNET WATCH FOUNDATION
- UNIVERSITY OF LANCASHIRE
- MICROSOFT
- SEEN
- LIAURA LIMITED
- CARING VILLAGE
- CURRICULO
- BIG EGG FILMS
- THE FINANCIAL CRIME LAB
- MIA LUNDIN
- JUST FOR GOOD
- WHISKERZ AB
- TITANS COLLECTIVE
- NICKELFOX TECHNOLOGIES
- ARKWRIGHT
- MASTER MINDS
- YENNENGA PROGRESS
- BYUORE
This is not about technology. This is about the child who has no voice.
Somewhere right now, a child is being groomed in a chat room. The conversation looks normal. The words are careful. The pattern is invisible to every content filter on the market.
Tuteliq detects that pattern. Not the words. The behaviour. The trajectory. The intent.
We built this technology because existing tools were not enough. Because keyword filters miss what matters. Because 300 million children cannot wait for the next generation of moderation tools.
Your $1,000 does not buy a product. It funds the infrastructure that makes this detection possible for every platform, in every country, in every language.
When your customers ask what you are doing about child safety, what is your answer?
Regulators are asking. The EU Digital Services Act. The US Kids Online Safety Act. The UK Online Safety Act. The G7 principles. The question is no longer "should we care about child safety?" It is "can you prove that you do?"
A Tuteliq Supporter badge is the beginning of that proof. It is not detection. It is not certification. It is a public, verifiable statement that your organisation has chosen a side.
The companies that join now, before it becomes mandatory, will be the ones remembered for leading. Not for following.
Membership is not automatic. Every application is reviewed.
Every application is reviewed by Tuteliq before acceptance. We verify that your organisation is legitimate, that your activities are consistent with child safety principles, and that your membership would not damage the integrity of the programme or the trust of our Founding Partners.
No payment is taken when you apply. The $1,000 annual fee is a membership fee invoiced only on acceptance. It is not a purchase of a badge. Tuteliq reserves the right to decline any application or revoke any membership where an organisation's conduct is found to be inconsistent with the programme's mission.
Organisations accepted into the programme receive a verified badge. "Verified" means Tuteliq has reviewed the application and accepted the organisation. It does not mean Tuteliq has audited, certified, or endorsed the organisation's products, services, or child safety practices.
One application. One annual fee.
Reviewed before acceptance, renewed by annual review.
Submission is not acceptance. Every application is assessed by Tuteliq against the published criteria, normally within 1 to 5 business days.
When you are ready to go further.
Some supporters decide they want to do more than show support, they want active detection. Upgrading to Tuteliq Protected or Certified means your organisation is not just standing behind child safety. It is actively preventing harm in real time. No pressure. No timeline. The door is open when you are ready.
A reviewed membership, on a public register.
Every application is read by a person, decided against published criteria, and recorded on a register anyone can check. Membership is reviewed each year and can be withdrawn.
Applications for the first cohort of 25 founding members are open now. Every organisation accepted in this window carries the founding member designation permanently. Programme statistics, including the acceptance rate, publish here once the first decisions are issued.
What we assess
- The organisation exists and is reachable on a verifiable work email domain.
- A stated child safety context: who your product or service reaches, and their ages.
- Documented safety measures, moderation approach and a route for reporting harm.
- Publicly available policies, or a credible explanation of where they sit.
- Any conflicts of interest disclosed on the application.
Reviewers read applications alongside the Child Safety Detection Transparency Framework, the disclosure schema Tuteliq publishes. Completing the self-assessment is not required and produces no score we receive, but applicants who can answer it tend to be assessed faster.
What disqualifies an application
- Unverifiable organisations, personal email domains, or undisclosed ownership.
- No child safety relevance, or safety claims that cannot be substantiated.
- Products that facilitate harm to children, or open adult content to minors.
- Active regulatory findings on child safety that have not been addressed.
- Using the badge before acceptance, or misrepresenting what verified means.
Who reviews and how often
Applications are reviewed by Dr Nicola Harding, who leads programme governance at Tuteliq. Decisions are issued within 1 to 5 business days, in monthly cohorts.
Membership lapses after 12 months unless renewed through a fresh review, and can be withdrawn at any time. Withdrawn organisations are removed from the register and their badge stops verifying immediately.
What is issued, how it reaches you, and how long it is held.
Each item below is issued to accepted organisations only. Correspondence is sent to the named contact on the application, and every document is also available in the member dashboard.
Personal data supplied on an application is processed under the Tuteliq privacy notice. Where an application is declined, the application record and its correspondence are deleted after 12 months.
What verification covers, and what it does not.
The following statements define the limits of the programme. They apply to every member and to every verification record issued.
Everything you might ask.
The companies that act before they are asked are the ones that change things.
300 million children. 32 languages. 20+ detection endpoints. One mission.
Applying is free. Every application is reviewed by Tuteliq before acceptance, normally within 1 to 5 business days, and only accepted organisations are invoiced.
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