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Screen It First is an online platform that allows parents to preview and share snapshots of content from children's books. The platform is designed to help families evaluate book content prior to selecting reading materials for children.

Screen It First was founded in the United States in 2023. The platform gained attention through its participation in Boise Entrepreneur Week, where it placed third in the Mission43 Military Pitch Competition in 2023. The competition highlighted veteran-led startups and awarded funding to selected finalists.^[1]

The platform operates as a crowdsourced database that allows users to search book titles and contribute screenshots highlighting specific content. Submissions are used to document and categorize content within children's books for review by other users.

Screen It First has been mentioned in coverage examining independent book review and content advisory websites. In a 2025 article, Book Riot discussed Screen It First alongside other book-rating platforms in the context of debates surrounding content moderation and book reviews.^[2]

The platform has also been discussed in podcast interviews and independent reviews, where its approach to documenting book content has been examined.^[3]