🛡️ FOR PARENTS
Everything about how this site works — and exactly how the Gamertag Board is kept safe.
👋 WHAT THIS SITE IS
JADEN.PRO is a small fan-made headquarters for a young gamer, run by his family’s studio, 3000 Studios. It has blocky building tips, a few self-contained mini-games that run entirely in the browser, short silent animations, and one community feature: the Gamertag Board.
There are no accounts, no chat, no direct messages, no comments, and no uploads anywhere on this site. Nothing here can put a stranger in contact with your child beyond a public gamertag that you can have removed at any time.
💬 THE GAMERTAG BOARD, EXPLAINED
Who it is for: kids 10 and under who want buddies to invite to kid-friendly games. The board page says this plainly, and submissions that don’t fit are not approved.
What a submission contains — and nothing else:
✅ A gamertag (the public screen name used inside games)
✅ A platform, picked from a list: Xbox, PC, Switch, or PlayStation
✅ A favorite game, picked from a list
What is never asked for or accepted: real names, ages or birthdays, email addresses, phone numbers, schools, locations, photos, or free-text messages. The form has no field for them, and links or contact details typed into the gamertag box are rejected automatically.
Pre-moderation: every submission is stored privately and read by a grown-up before anything appears publicly. Tags that are rude, fake, unsafe, or not from the under-10 audience are deleted and never shown. Nothing goes live automatically — ever.
Removal: every approved tag carries a Report button. Reports flag the tag for review and removal. You can also reach us any time through the Contact page (a grown-up-to-grown-up channel, answered by the studio) and we will remove a tag promptly.
🔐 SAFETY TIPS WE TEACH HERE
Passwords are private. Never share a password with anyone online — real game companies never ask for one in chat.
“Free V-Bucks” is always a scam. Any site promising free game currency for a login is trying to steal the account. Currency only comes from inside the game.
Play with people you know. Invites are for buddies — and a grown-up should know who is on the friends list.
Tell a grown-up. If anyone online says something weird or asks for personal information, stop and tell a parent right away. It is never the kid’s fault.
📺 ABOUT THE ADS
This site is supported by Google AdSense. Because the audience is children, the site is configured to request non-personalized ads only — ads are chosen by the page content, not by tracking a child’s behavior. More detail is in our Privacy Policy.