Built for kids ages 3 to 8.

The team

Eric MacDougall. Builds the engineering and the games. Background in software and product. Spends weekends drawing rocket parts.

Tisha Becker. Leads the parent-side product, content review, and the trust contract. Background in early-childhood education. The reason FrameBright treats kids like real people, not metrics.

FrameBright is kid-tested before release; nothing ships unless real kids would happily use it. (And they have feedback. Strong feedback.)

Backed by Good Ventures Lab

FrameBright is one of nine products in Good Ventures Lab, our family-run venture studio. The portfolio is designed to cross-communicate but not hard-require each other; FrameBright works whether or not the rest of the portfolio is online.

Other products in the portfolio you might recognize: ParentProof (the community-rating system on FrameBright videos); R1 (the open-source agent runtime); RelayGate (the AI-router substrate). FrameBright is the only one designed for kids.

FrameBright.ai

FrameBright.com (this site) is the kid-and-parent surface. FrameBright.ai is our technology arm; the platform side that powers safe content classification at scale. If you are a platform buyer or partner, visit FrameBright.ai. If you are a parent, you are in the right place.

Where we are

Canada. Specifically, British Columbia. We run a Canadian legal entity (Good Ventures Lab Inc.); customer data lives on Canadian-region infrastructure by default; the support team is on Pacific time.

How to reach us

The contact form is the fastest path. Emails land at [email protected]; one of us will write back.