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.
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.