k-ID launches Kai to turn age-specific app rules into a developer integration

Before founding k-ID, CEO Kieran Donovan advised global technology companies on rules for launching products across markets, including gaming and social products. Kai applies age and location rules to app features through an SDK.

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Primary source: PR Newswire Business Technology

Why it matters

Kai turns k-ID's age-and-location compliance work into a self-serve developer product. Developers retain legal responsibility for the apps they build.

A person wearing headphones taps a phone displaying a purple KID shield logo, an enabled “Age appropriate” toggle and locked game, chat and group icons; a backpack bears the logo.

k-ID launched Kai on October 27th, according to its launch announcement, as a self-serve software development kit that applies age, consent, and permission rules to app features based on a user's age and location.…

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