Information kept inside the kids app
Peblet World keeps each player’s nickname, Peblet choices, optional pet name, progress, pretend money balances and learning activity on that device. The kids app does not create an online child account or use advertising, behavioural tracking, chat, location, camera, microphone or contacts.
The game does not ask a child for a full name, school, address, photograph, voice recording or free-form message.
Local storage and backups
Game progress is stored locally in the browser or app on the device. A grown-up may choose to export a player backup from Parent / Teacher View. Peblet World does not send that backup automatically. Backup files should be stored somewhere private.
The website may cache game artwork and pages for offline play. The mobile app bundles the core game files. Optional artwork for later worlds is downloaded securely from pebletworld.com when that world is first opened, then stored on the device for offline play.
Deleting game data
A grown-up can reset or delete one player in Parent / Teacher View. Deleting a player removes that player’s local game data. Deleting the app, clearing its storage or resetting the device may remove all local progress.
Sound effects
Peblet World uses optional, non-verbal game sounds. It does not record a child’s voice or use the device microphone.
Messages from grown-ups
A parent, guardian or educator may choose to email Peblet World for support or feedback. We receive the email address and information that adult chooses to include. This contact is separate from the kids app; children are not asked to send messages.
Advertising and tracking
The kids app does not contain third-party advertising or behavioural analytics. We do not sell personal information.
Limited public website measurement
On public information pages such as the home page, Peblet World counts broad, anonymous events so we can understand whether families can find and start the game. These counts can include the page visited, whether a Play or For Parents link was selected, the day, a broad device category, a broad source category such as search or direct, and a campaign label in the link.
This measurement does not create an individual profile. It does not use advertising cookies, unique visitor IDs, a child account, a child’s game progress, a full referring address or information typed into the game. The playable children’s areas do not send these marketing events.
Limited web game counts
When a playable web game page opens, including from a direct link or bookmark, we count a play session and whether that session reaches Stage 2. A visible game page sends a small activity check at most about once a minute while there has been a tap, key press or page visit in the last five minutes. This lets the report show approximate recent activity.
To avoid counting every refresh as another play, the browser creates a temporary random session key. It is not a child’s identity and is never joined to a player profile. A new key is used after 30 minutes of inactivity, or at least every 24 hours. The server stores only a hash of the key, the latest activity time and stage, and whether Stage 2 has already been counted. Expired session records are removed during the next activity check or report request. The report exposes only totals.
No nickname, child identifier, answer, pretend-money balance, pet choice, full URL or player backup is sent with these checks. The measurement does not store IP addresses or browser fingerprints in its database. Combined hourly session counts are kept for up to 90 days; they cannot be used to recover an individual child’s play history. These counts apply to the website, not the native mobile app. Local previews are excluded. Grown-ups can exclude future activity in their own browser using the game report’s exclusion button.
Device permissions
The kids app does not need camera, microphone, location, contacts or advertising-tracking permission. A grown-up may use the device’s file picker or share sheet when importing or exporting a player backup.
Technical records
App stores and hosting providers may keep ordinary technical records needed to deliver downloads and web pages, such as network requests, crash information or device type, under their own policies. Peblet World does not use those records to build child advertising profiles.
Your choices and contact
A grown-up may ask about, correct or delete information they personally sent by emailing hello@pebletworld.com. Please do not email a child’s full name, school, address, photograph or player backup unless support specifically asks for it.