Age Suitability

Who Junga Is For

Junga is built to support children and families through positive routines, encouragement, and shared progress. Our content and experience are primarily designed for kids ages 2-15, but Junga is intended to feel welcoming, uplifting, and appropriate for everyone. Junga is meant to be a positive, safe space where Keepers can focus on the growth, resilience, confidence, and healthy development of their children.

• Junga is designed with children ages 2-15 in mind.
• Junga is intended to feel welcoming and appropriate for all ages.
• Junga is built for families, educators, therapists, and support communities working together.
• Junga is designed to keep the focus on positive development, routines, and encouragement.
• Junga does not permit content involving political, religious, violence, gambling, fear, substance use, or trend-driven topics.

How Age Guidance Works At Junga

Our age guidance is best understood as a fit and usage guide for Keepers, not as a warning that the experience is unsafe for other age groups. Junga is rated E for Everyone, and the age range we reference is mainly intended to help families and organizations understand who the product is built to support most directly. In practice, Junga can be used comfortably by a wide range of families and caregiving teams without concern.

• Our primary design target is ages 2-15.
• Our E for Everyone positioning reflects a broadly appropriate experience.
• Our age guidance is mainly meant to help Keepers evaluate fit.

Keeper Involvement Matters

Junga is designed to be set up and managed by an adult caregiver. That includes creating the account, managing billing, configuring settings, and guiding how Junga is used from day to day. For children under 13, adult involvement is especially important. We expect parents, caregivers, or other trusted adults to stay involved in the experience and help decide how Junga fits into a child's routines, goals, and overall support system.

• Keepers are expected to create and manage the Junga account.
• Keepers are expected to stay involved in day-to-day usage.
• Children under 13 should use Junga with active adult guidance and oversight.
• Junga works best when adults help shape expectations, rewards, and routines.

A Note About Selfie With Junga

Most of the Junga experience is designed to be simple, positive, and family-friendly. One feature that may deserve extra Keeper attention is Selfie With Junga. Generated images can be made public, and some Keepers may prefer to supervise or limit how that feature is used. We recommend that Keepers decide what feels right for their child, their family, and their comfort level before using any public-sharing option.

• Generated images can be shared publicly, but this feature can be disabled in settings.
• Keepers should decide whether public sharing is right for their child.

Privacy, Boundaries, And Peace Of Mind

We want Keepers to feel confident using Junga as part of everyday family life. If you are reviewing whether Junga is right for your child or group, we encourage you to consider the child's age, independence level, comfort with technology, and the level of adult involvement available. We also recommend reviewing our Privacy Policy for more details on how information is handled.

• Keepers should choose the level of involvement that fits their child and household.
• Reviewing the Privacy Policy can help families make informed decisions.
• Junga is intended to support healthy routines and positive development.
• Junga is not a medical device and does not replace professional care or advice.

Junga Is Not A Medical Device

DISCLAIMER: junga.co is not a medical device and does not claim to diagnose, treat, or prevent any mental condition, behavioral condition, or disease. It is intended solely as a tool to support research-backed child behavioral programs which, when used together, may help improve quality of life for children. Always seek the help of mental health professionals for treatment advice.