Privacy

Koki & Loli's Big Tidy

This app collects nothing, stores everything on the device, and sends nothing anywhere. That is the whole policy. The rest of this page is the detail behind it, including the one case where your own device may copy its data somewhere on its own account.

What we collect

Nothing. We do not collect names, email addresses, ages, locations, device identifiers, contacts, photos, usage statistics, crash reports, or advertising identifiers.

We do not know how many people use this app, which levels they play, or whether they finish it.

What the app stores, and where

The game keeps your child's progress on the device itself — which levels are finished, how many stars each earned, which stickers have been collected, how their room is decorated, and which age setting and language are chosen. It is held in the app's own storage and is removed if the app is deleted.

If a grown-up types a child's name when creating a profile, that name is stored on the device in the same way and is never transmitted. The name is optional; the game works without it.

The grown-up area shows how long each child has played. That figure is counted on the device, is deliberately conservative, and goes nowhere.

One honest exception: your own device backup

We send nothing anywhere. Your phone or tablet, however, may back itself up — to iCloud on an Apple device, or to Google Drive on an Android one — and an app's data can be part of that.

On Android we have switched this off. The game is excluded from Google Drive backup and from the direct transfer that copies a phone onto a new one, so its data stays on the device it was played on.

On iOS the app's data may be included in your device's iCloud backup, which is a feature of the device rather than of this app. That backup belongs to you, is controlled from your own Settings, and is not visible to us — we have no account with which to see it. We mention it because "nothing leaves the device" should mean what it says, and this is the one case where something can, at your own device's initiative.

Either way, moving progress deliberately is the grown-up area's backup feature: it shows the save as text you copy across yourself.

Children's privacy

This app is made for children. It is designed to comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and with the protections the GDPR gives children, and it does so in the simplest way available: by not collecting personal information at all.

There is no way for a child to send a message, post anything, see content from other people, or be contacted through this app.

Third parties

There are none. The app contains no third-party advertising networks, no analytics or attribution software development kits, no social media components, and no crash reporting services.

If you buy the Full Pack, the purchase is handled entirely by the store the app came from — Apple's App Store or Google Play. We never see your payment details, and neither store tells us anything personal about you. That transaction is covered by their own privacy policies.

Links out of the app

The app does not open web pages. Anything that would take a grown-up out of the game sits behind a parental gate, which is a question a young child cannot answer.

Your rights, and how to exercise them

Because nothing leaves the device, there is nothing for us to show you, correct, export, or delete on your behalf. You are already in complete control of it:

• To see it — the grown-up area has a backup feature that shows the entire save as text you can copy.
• To erase one child's progress — open the grown-up area, choose that child, and reset them.
• To erase everything — delete the app. Nothing about your family survives it anywhere.

Changes to this policy

If the app ever begins to collect anything, this page will say so before that version is released, and the change will be described plainly rather than buried. The date below is when this page last changed.

Contact

Questions about privacy, or anything else: orihani+kokiandloli@gmail.com.