Users can publicly live-stream themselves or share a screen with another person.

Users can chat, share gifts (of monetary value) and subscribe to be notified of future live streams.

Users can use stickers and filters to customise their stream.

Viewers can send love, and share gifts of monetary value.

Our team testing the app found high levels of engagement from adults instructing children to engage in sexualised activity.

Each live stream has a message stating that streams are moderated 24hrs a day, but there was no evidence of moderation despite open and public requests for young people to remove their clothing.

There did not appear to be any reporting function.

The gifting feature on this platform gives individuals with a deviant sexual interest in children, the tools to encourage, entice and exploit vulnerable young people on the platform via these gifts.

In one sample live stream, a child younger than ten was being asked to remove her clothing by multiple adult users while simultaneously being gifted coins.

It appears that this app has been removed from Apple’s UK store and has been brought to the attention of UK police and several safeguarding boards. At the time of publishing, it is still available on Android.

Check young people’s devices for this app – and help them remove it.

Remember even if the app is removed from app stores, it will still work on devices it’s been downloaded on.

Engage young people in a conversation – about keeping safe online and who they would talk to if someone made them feel uncomfortable online.

Check that they understand what they should do if they see something online that upsets or worries them.