A reading app you can say yes to.

Linking your child

A reader under 13 can track books and write notes right away. Friends and book clubs stay locked until a parent links their account.

1. In BookWit, your child asks for a parent code. Codes expire after 7 days.
2. Open app.bookwit.net/guardian and sign in with your own email, not your child's.
3. Enter the code. Friends and book clubs unlock in their app.

Approving friends

There's no search, no public profile, and no messaging with strangers. Kids become friends by trading codes, usually in person. For a linked reader under 13, each request waits for you on your parent page, where you approve or decline it.

What you can see

Your parent page shows, for each linked child:

• What they're reading now.
• Pages read in the last 7 days and minutes of timed reading.
• Their approved friends, and requests waiting for you.

What stays private

Some things belong to the reader. You won't see their private notes, and neither will friends or their school.

Recaps and quizzes are made on your child's iPhone with Apple Intelligence; their notes aren't sent anywhere for them. There are no ads, and we never sell or share data.

If their school uses BookWit

Your child joins their homeroom by scanning a poster. Their pages count toward the homeroom's total. Teachers and principals see only totals per school and homeroom, never one student's reading. How schools use BookWit.

Deleting an account

Your child can delete their account in the app, under Profile, then Delete my account. Everything they own is removed. You can also ask us to delete it at any time through the contact form.

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