We hold open rating standards and a small set of quiet, useful tools in trust — so they stay free, stay private, and stay yours.
Three open rating standards, created by Modern Media Mastery & LMDC and held in trust here. Anyone may use, implement and build on them under CC BY-SA 4.0, with attribution.
Four independent axes that classify what a finished narrative work contains, whatever way it was made.
Read the standard →An author-envelope standard for AI-assisted creation sessions. It states the author's target and never overrides a model's own gating.
Read the standard →How a work landed for the person who read, watched or listened to it, rated many times per work.
Read the standard →R8rly.org defines and keeps the standards. r8rly.com implements and verifies ratings against them. The two are separate by design: the standards stay here whoever runs the platform.
Two small reflection tools. No accounts, no servers, no tracking — every entry stays on your own device. Open one in a browser, or download it to keep.
A gentle end-of-day check-in on how school felt — moods, a few questions, and room to say what was good or hard. With a grown-up overview and a family record for each child.
A private record over time — student reflections, or a dated, tagged log you can keep and export. Optional sync to your own Google Sheet. Several children can roll up into one view. Parents also use it to keep a calm, dated record of their dealings with schools and education authorities: meetings, emails, phone calls and decisions, all kept on your own device.
Your words live on your device. We never receive, store, or see them — there's nothing to leak because we hold nothing.
These tools are a public resource, not a product. Free for people, families, schools, and charities — never turned into someone's sales funnel.
The code is open to read, run, and build on. Self-host it, adapt it, keep it alive — it isn't locked to us.
Built thoughtfully for young people: gentle wording, a way to reach help, and clear lines about responsibility.
R8rly.org holds these works in trust so they can't be quietly enclosed or sold off. The licence governs how they're used; ownership stays with the steward.