Everything you want to know

Kids'Recall is a free Chrome extension that checks children's products you view on supported sites against official U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) recall data. If a product looks like it may match a known recall, you'll see a clear warning right on the page — before you add it to your cart.

Currently Kids'Recall works on Amazon with support for more retailers planned.

All recall information comes directly from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), the federal agency responsible for product safety recalls. Kids' Recall simply helps surface that information while you shop.

No. Kids’Recall is built privacy-first. There are no accounts, no sign-ups, and no tracking. All matching between the products you view and the recall database happens locally in your browser. Your shopping activity never leaves your device.

Not necessarily. A “Possible Recall” badge means the product appears to match an entry in the CPSC recall database based on details like name, brand, or model. Kids' Recall does not guarantee that all recalls are identified or that a product is free from safety risks. Always verify product safety information with the manufacturer and the applicable official recall source before making purchasing or safety decisions.

Yes. In addition to shop-time alerts on Amazon, you can open the extension and search any product name or brand against the recall database at any time — even when you're not shopping.

No. Kids'Recall is an independent tool and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) or Amazon. We simply help you access public recall information more easily.

Kids'Recall is free to install and use. Our goal is to help families make safer choices, and we believe access to public safety information shouldn't have a price tag.