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Tools for parents and kids · Open source

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Markus

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An open-source platform for running full teams of autonomous AI agents, each with its own context, tools, memory and role, rather than a single copilot — aimed at developers building multi-agent systems.

Open source
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How it works
An open-source platform for running teams of autonomous AI agents, where each agent has its own context, tools, memory and role, instead of a single copilot handling one prompt at a time.
What's different
Built as a full multi-agent runtime rather than a wrapper around existing single-agent tools.
Best for
Developers building systems that coordinate multiple AI agents as a working team rather than one assistant.
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Notipa

LiveWatched 6d

Free, open-source school-to-parent communication platform you self-host with Docker — announcements, homework, fee notices and permission slips, no per-pupil license fee.

FreeOpen source
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TuxPaint Online

Watched 18d

A browser version of the classic kids' drawing program, with no installation required.

Nothing to installOpen source
What to know▼
How it works
Runs the classic open-source drawing program entirely in the browser, keeping artwork on your own device, with brushes, stamps, shapes, text tools, and magic effects.
What's different
No installation required, unlike the original desktop program.
Best for
Kids, families, teachers, and classrooms.
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Home

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Free, open-source toolkit that helps parents protect kids online — 10 safety lessons with quizzes, one-click reporting to NCMEC, a family safety plan generator, a parent dashboard, an OSINT scanner across 25+ platforms, and a Chrome extension for right-click reporting. No trials, subscriptions or data harvesting.

FreeOpen source
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