Children's privacy (COPPA)
The Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) is a U.S. law that protects kids under 13 online. Wander Lab is designed to comply with it. Here's what that means for your family.
A parent says yes first
Before a child uses Wander Lab, a parent reads our notice, gives permission, and adds a card to start the free trial. We collect nothing from a child before that.
Read the detailsOnly what we need
First name, grade, birth month and year, a picture to tap, and what your child says to Arf. No photos of your child, no location, no contacts.
Read the detailsNo selling, no ads
We never sell children's information or use it for advertising. We share it only with the service providers that run Wander Lab, listed by name.
Read the detailsParents are in control
See every conversation, download your data, pause your child, and delete a conversation, a profile, or your whole account anytime.
Read the detailsNothing kept forever
Every kind of information has a deletion timeframe. Conversations are kept up to 12 months; voice recordings are not kept at all.
Read the detailsQuestions about your child's privacy? Email info@everbot.tech or see our full Privacy Policy.
