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About OpenRockets Interkid | Interkid #1

Hi Folks, Parents & Teachers!









With the help of our team members, we expect to distribute the OpenRockets Interkid Safe Search Browser + Integrated Search Engine (Interkid.org) to middle schools, high schools and K-12 International and Private pre-schools in Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and Medford, Andover (U.S.), Kolkata and Pune (India), Colombo 7 and Colombo 1 (Sri Lanka), and more locations in the future via postage and physical distribution through CD-R drives and USB drives! + On-Demand distribution via Microsoft Store, Softonic, and soon available in the Apple App Store for Macs.




Interkid is based on real research conducted with census data about online child harassment, bullying, and sexual abuse. It features an advanced set of capabilities that are currently not enforced in commercial web browsers due to concerns regarding free speech, freedom of the internet, and other rules that are not justifiable for the protection of minors. This solution is structured, providing real protection and a zero-tolerance policy against many other potential issues. Related investigations and findings will be published in a venue soon, marking a milestone for OpenRockets and the world!


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Location: Andover, MA, USA

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  1. Mick Meoo27 July 2026 at 08:41

    This is incredible. I see. filling a real gap in technology, while commercial providers focus on profits, your browser is the opposite! Looked up to make a donation but didn't find any... Good luck, boys!

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