Making YouTube Educational Again

Once upon a time, YouTube was a goldmine for curious kids—experiments, space, history, art. Then came the algorithm arms race. But the good stuff is still there—it just needs surfacing.

In Visor, parents can build custom “learning packs”—clusters of approved channels for subjects like science, animation, or nature. The feed becomes a field trip, not a free fall.

It’s not about filtering fun out; it’s about filtering purpose back in. When kids explore the world through creators who teach, they start seeing learning as its own reward.