MoveRays - Media & Press
Live at Web Summit Vancouver 2026:
MoveRays — Impact Showcase: Tech for a Better World
Join us live at Web Summit Vancouver 2026 — where MoveRays will be presenting.
Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026, Time: 12:00 PM, Stage: Stage 6 — Impact Showcase: Tech for a Better World
Exhibition Booth: A6-49 — open all day May 14th
Featured Article:
Available for Publication — Exclusive Draft
“Social Media for One Year Olds” When every parent is being told to limit screen time — one father is thinking differently.
As governments across Canada and around the world debate banning social media for children — and as parents are handed timers instead of tools — one Vancouver father is asking a different question entirely.
Not how to limit digital content. But how to use it with purpose, balance, and intention.
Banning social media is a solution designed for the physical world — applied to a digital reality. Screen time limits tell parents how long their child is watching. They do not tell parents what their child is learning, whether it is balanced, or how to make it better.
This article explores how parents are already using digital content purposefully — from grandparent connections across 3,000 km, to sports coaching, arts discovery, social learning, hobbies, and academic foundations — all for children as young as one year old.
Written by Gord Nagra — father of two, nine-year veteran of the Vancouver School Board, and founder of MoveRays.
The Angle:
Why this story matters now:
- Manitoba is the first Canadian province moving to ban social media for children
- Australia has already passed age-restriction legislation
- Prime Minister Carney has said the idea merits consideration nationally
- The federal government has invested $660M in children’s sport participation
- Youth unemployment sits at 14.1% — early development foundations matter
Banning is reactive. It is a simple solution to a complex problem — and it was designed for a physical world that no longer exists for children.
Parents do not need a ban. They need intelligent, easy-to-use tools that give them confidence, clarity, and control over their child’s digital learning — starting from day one.
Quick Reference Videos:
Watch MoveRays in action:
60-second product demo: https://youtu.be/I5atNaeM4Pg
25-second, 1 sentence: https://youtu.be/yIdu2BT09YU
90-second pitch: https://youtu.be/H1yPpma1krs
2-minute, tech for a better world: https://youtu.be/v7wgD9_AZsc
About MoveRays:
MoveRays is the world’s first patented AI app helping parents balance, personalize, and moderate their child’s digital content across five key learning domains — in less than a minute a day.
Think of every learning app and video as an ingredient. MoveRays is the chef — guided by the parent — deciding what to serve, when, and in what balance.
- 🔒 US Patent granted — Digital Content Moderation (July 2024)
- 📱 Beta live on Apple TestFlight — March 2026
- 🌐 Featured Startup — Web Summit Vancouver 2026
- 🇺🇸 Listed — US Embassy Canada Freedom250 Technology initiative
- Listed — BC Capital Raising Index, New Ventures BC
About the Founder:
Gord Nagra — Founder & Director, MoveRays
Gord is a father of two — now 18 and 8. He brings over nine years of experience working directly with diverse families at the Vancouver School Board — connecting parents with programs, resources, and solutions for over two decades. He is a graduate of the Founder Institute San Francisco Pre-Seed Accelerator and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences from Simon Fraser University.
MoveRays was born from a simple observation — parents needed better tools. Gord built them
Press Contact:
For media enquiries, interview requests, or to request the full article draft:
📱 1-604-786-7853 (WhatsApp)
MoveRays is attending Web Summit Vancouver 2026 as a Featured Startup — Exhibition Booth A6-49, May 14, 2026.
MoveRays. Empowering parents to master the first five years.