Sponsorship

What sponsors get

A sponsored Investigation says thank you, with words like “Brought to you by” and the sponsor’s name and logo, on its first page and its last. Investigation cards show a small “Sponsored” label, so families always know.

In the app’s grown-ups area, behind a quick question for adults, we can also list the sponsor’s website and a short note we write about them, such as an apprenticeship programme they run.

What stays ours

We write and check every Investigation ourselves. Sponsors don’t write, approve or change any questions, answers, explanations or rewards. Children can’t tap a sponsor’s name or logo. The only link is a small “Grown-ups: about our sponsors” line underneath, which opens the grown-ups area.

What reports show

Just ask, and we’ll send a report for your Investigations over the dates you choose. It shows how often your thank-you was seen and how often the Investigation was started and finished, alongside the app’s total downloads. Every figure is a combined count.

What sponsors never get

Any information about who uses the app. Reports only ever contain combined totals, with small numbers hidden. See our privacy policy.

Using your name and logo

Our sponsorship agreements let us use your approved name, logo and brand assets on this website and in materials that promote Chemistry4Kids and the sponsorship, while the sponsorship runs. Afterwards, we may still mention it in archives, case studies and lists of past sponsors, clearly marked as past. We always follow your written brand guidelines. Showing a sponsor doesn’t mean they endorse our science, or that we recommend their products.

Become a sponsor

We’d love to hear from you. Email sponsors@mollix.app. Every sponsor goes through an editorial and conflict-of-interest review first.