Children's Privacy

In plain words

Children use Little Lobos Academy only with a parent or trusted adult. They never create accounts, never enter personal information, and never see ads, billing, or purchases.

The only child-related data we store is a first name and learning progress, both created and managed by the parent.

We sell nothing about your child, show no ads to your child, and use no third-party ad trackers — ever.

Parents create everything

Every account belongs to an adult. Parents create student profiles, choose what first name to use, and manage all settings.

Children cannot change settings, make purchases, or share information through the platform. There is no chat, no messaging, and no public profile for a child.

What we store about a child

A first name (chosen by the parent — a nickname works fine) and learning progress: which activities a child has tried and how practice is going.

Progress data exists for one reason: so activities can meet a child where they are, with flexible pacing and failure-free practice.

We do not collect birthdates, addresses, photos, contact information, or anything a child types — children do not type personal information into this platform.

No ads, no tracking, no selling

There are no advertisements anywhere on the platform, and no third-party advertising trackers.

We never sell or rent data about your family or your child.

The only cookies are essential session cookies for the parent's login, plus on-device storage for preferences like calm mode.

Designed for children's wellbeing

Beyond privacy, the platform is designed to be gentle: large touch targets, read-aloud narration, AAC supports, reduced motion, calm mode, no time pressure, and failure-free activities.

AI narration reads lessons in a friendly character voice. AI content can contain mistakes, so it supplements — never replaces — the adult who is present.

Deleting a child's data

Parents can ask us to delete a student profile and its progress data at any time by emailing contact@cyberwolfai.com.

When a family's account closes, we delete or de-identify the family's data as described in our Privacy Policy.

Where the law fits inpending legal review

Laws like COPPA (in the US) set rules for online services and children's data. Our COPPA Information page describes what that law covers and what this platform does.

We do not claim certification or formal compliance with any law here — formal legal review is pending before public launch. What we can state plainly is what we actually do: minimal data, parent control, no ads, no selling.