Invite-only beta · Free to join at launch
MAOZ

A place of refuge.

Watch without
worry.

A family-first, faith-integrated home for stories worth sharing — reviewed for every age, private by default, and shaped around your household rather than a generic catalog.

Ages 3–6 · 7–10 · 11–13 · 14+ · All together

A father carrying two children through flowersThree people sharing a meal at a tableA family washing the dog in a sunlit backyardA family standing in a field at sunsetA mother and two small children on a sofaPeople holding hands in front of treesA family walking a boardwalk at golden hourChildren sitting on the floor watching a screenA family standing together in front of trees

Nothing slips through unreviewed

Every title is watched and tagged by a person before a child can reach it.

A concierge, not a catalog

MAOZ shapes itself around your household — your ages, your convictions, your rhythm.

Private by default

Moments, profiles and watch history stay inside your family unless you decide otherwise.

Why families join

Built for the household, not the algorithm.

01

Curated for every age

Each child has their own shelf, sized to their age. A six-year-old and a fifteen-year-old never share a home screen.

02

Faith-integrated, never preachy

Stories that encourage faith without lecturing. You set the orientation; MAOZ respects it.

03

Parents hold the keys

Per-profile settings, watch-time limits and PIN protection — quietly in the background, always yours.

A family gathered on the couch together in the evening

Family Night

One evening a week, gathered around the same thing.

A curated weekly session for the whole house — a film or short series, a conversation, music, and something to do together afterward. You don’t have to plan it. It’s simply waiting for you.

See how Family Night works

MAOZ Moments

Short clips and memories, shared with the people you trust.

Families and creators post the small things worth keeping. Private by default — you choose whether a moment stays in your household, goes to your circle, or joins the wider community.

What families share
A family on a bed, sharing something on a phone
A father carrying two children through a field of flowers

Age ranges

Every profile sees only what fits them.

How profiles work
A mother and two small children on a sofa

Little ones

Ages 3–6

Gentle stories, songs and short episodes. Slow pacing, soft sound.

Children watching a screen together on the floor

Growing up

Ages 7–10

Adventure, character and curiosity — with room to ask questions.

A father and son watching television together

In between

Ages 11–13

Bigger themes handled with care. Friendship, courage, belonging.

Two teenagers on a couch watching something together

Older teens

Ages 14+

Honest conversations, real questions, and creators worth following.

“I found more than something to watch. I found something that strengthened my faith.”

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A family of four walking together on a beach

Come in. There’s room for your family.

MAOZ is invite-only while we grow carefully. Request an invite and we’ll hold a place for your household.