Sweet enough for children. Clear enough for parents.

It is a family ritual for turning a lost tooth into a future asset. A parent captures the photo or drawing, the child's story, a note for later, and an optional Smile Fund gift under parent control.

No. Parents should feel the memory, the family ritual, and the learning moment first. Solana is the live ownership layer underneath so the Toothlight can become durable without making wallets the first thing families see.

No. Tooth Fairy Network is not a bank, brokerage, exchange, or investment adviser. It is an educational family savings experience with parent-controlled access.

A camera-roll photo can disappear into thousands of other photos. A Toothlight gives the moment a page, a story, a parent note, and a family path back to it over time.

The Smile Fund is a first practice field for responsibility. Small gifts help a child start learning saving, patience, ownership, and the idea that something can be truly theirs without giving them adult financial control too early.

Children will inherit a world where digital ownership matters earlier than it did for us. Tooth Fairy Network introduces that model gently: a memory they love, a gift they can understand, and a parent guiding the timing.

No. Tooth Fairy Network is an educational family savings experience, not investment advice. Parents decide what, if anything, belongs in the Smile Fund and when the child is ready to learn from it.

Age 10 is the default learning milestone because many children are ready for simple conversations about saving, value, patience, and responsibility. Parents can choose a different timing as the product matures.

The parent or guardian controls the account, the family link, the wallet path, and when the child gets access to the ownership lesson.

No. Parents can use Google sign-in and the app manages the technical layer. Wallets are only exposed where they are required for controlled testing of gifts.

Return with the same Google account used to create the memory. If you used a wallet during testing, connect the same guardian wallet from the recovery page. Keep the family memory link in the meantime.

The public link is designed for family viewing and optional gifts. Parents should share it only with people they trust while the product is still in controlled testing.

Parents should receive a welcome email after Google sign-in, a memory-created email after saving, and a gift receipt email after a verified wallet gift. Each email points back to recovery with the same Google account.

AI polish is an optional enhancement step for artwork. The original parent-submitted memory stays the anchor, and the feature should never be required to create or recover a memory.

Wallet-based gifts can be tested. Card gifts are paused until the payment-provider path, receipts, fee disclosures, and support process are ready.

A stranger-safe payment flow needs verified provider terms, clear receipts, refund expectations, and plain fee language. Until then, the site should not imply card gifts are live.

The current deployed contract includes a 2% network fee. Before broad release, fees and early-withdrawal rules need to be shown plainly before payment.

For wallet gifts, the app asks the server to verify the on-chain transaction before sending the parent a gift receipt. Card gift receipts will wait until card gifts are actually live.

Homepage, Google sign-in, simplified Toothlight creation, optional AI polish, live Solana ownership in the advanced app path, memory pages, family sharing, dashboard, recovery, wallet-based gift testing, and the core parent emails.

Card gifts, privacy and terms pages, a clearer support path, a cleaner recovery runbook, and more testing across fresh browsers and wallets.

Tanda and the story world are the magical layer. They help make permanence, ownership, saving, and growth understandable to a child.