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For families

You decide what home feels like.

Age-appropriate profiles, real human curation, deep parental controls and one evening a week worth gathering for. Here is exactly how it works.

A parent and child looking at a screen together on the couch

Age ranges

A shelf for each child, so nobody sees what isn’t theirs.

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.

Alongside these sits the all-ages shelf — everything the whole household can watch at once, and where Family Night draws from.

Parental controls

Parents hold the keys, quietly.

Per-profile content settings

Each child gets their own range, their own shelves, their own limits — set once, adjusted any time.

Faith orientation

Tell MAOZ where your household stands. Teaching and themes follow your lead instead of ours.

Watch-time limits

Daily or weekly ceilings per profile, with a gentle wind-down rather than an abrupt cut-off.

PIN protection

Settings, purchases and profile switching sit behind a parent PIN. Nothing changes without you.

How curation works

Nothing slips through unreviewed.

01

Watched by a person

Every title is reviewed end to end by our team before it is ever listed.

02

Tagged by age and theme

Language, intensity, themes and faith content are noted so the right age sees the right thing.

03

Published, then watched again

Family flags are read by humans. Anything that misses the mark comes down while we look.

A family gathered around a table together

Family Night

A weekly session, already planned for you.

Each week MAOZ sets out one gathering: something to watch together, a short conversation to have afterward, music for the room, and an activity for the younger ones. Open it Friday night and simply press play.