Video game streams are becoming a popular form of entertainment for many children and Tankee is aiming to protect children better with a kid-friendly streaming service. This new service comes in the form of a mobile app targeted at children ages six to 12. The streams and videos presented on the kid-friendly streaming service are not screened by AI and are instead checked and approved by actual people. The content on the streaming service is all on-demand and includes a diverse lineup of curated and licensed content.
Created by Gerald Youngblood and Dan Chiu, Tankee is a dedicated destination for elementary school-aged kids to enjoy and discover gaming content. The service currently offers access to games like Minecraft, Roblox, Rocket League and many more.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Child-focused Streaming Services
- Streaming services that cater specifically to children provide a safer and more engaging entertainment experience.
- Screening Content Through People, Not AI
- Using human moderators to curate and approve content ensures that children are exposed to appropriate and age-appropriate material.
- Curated and Licensed Content
- Offering a diverse selection of curated and licensed content allows for a more engaging and varied entertainment experience for children.
Sectors Adopting This
- Video Game Streaming Platforms
- Developing platforms dedicated to streaming video game content for children presents an opportunity for growth in the gaming industry.
- Child-focused Technology and Entertainment
- Designing technology and entertainment products and services specifically for children provides innovation opportunities in the child-focused industry.
- Content Moderation and Curation
- Providing content moderation and curation services for child-friendly streaming platforms offers a niche market for companies in the content moderation industry.
