Safety alerts keep you in the loop
Qbit keeps an eye on every conversation your teen has and tells you when something deserves your attention. Here’s what gets flagged, how an alert reaches you, and how to tune it all to fit your family.
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- Qbit looks out for your teen in every chat, here’s what that coversQbit moderates every conversation and every upload, and raises a flag when something looks like it deserves your notice. You get the category, when it happened and a short excerpt of what was said, so you’re never left guessing.
- Alerts by email, text or app push, here’s how to set themPick the ways you’d like Qbit to reach you, so an alert finds you wherever you happen to be.
- Every teen is different, here’s how to adjust the sensitivity by categoryEvery family draws the line in its own place, and a thirteen-year-old and a seventeen-year-old are pretty different too. So you can tell Qbit how readily to flag each kind of thing, one category at a time.
- Every alert in one place, here’s the Alerts pageThe Alerts page lists everything Qbit has flagged on your teen’s account for you to review, with three tabs so you can keep it tidy.
- Deleting an alert you’ve reviewedOnce you’ve read an alert and talked it through, you may not want it hanging around. Archive tucks it away; Delete removes it for good. Both are yours to choose.
- Print and save any alert for a conversation away from the screenSome conversations belong at the kitchen table, or in a counselor’s office. “Export” turns an alert into a printable record, ready to sit down with your teen or to share with a counselor or a school.
- That number at the top of your app is your alert count, here’s how it worksThe small icon at the top of your screen with a number on it counts your current alerts across all of your teens. Tap it and you’re straight into the Alerts page.
- A recap of your teen’s Qbit week can land in your inbox, here’s how to set it upA recap email gives you an overview of your teen’s activity on Qbit, right in your inbox, no digging required. You set it per teen, both the schedule and what goes in.