Privacy & your rights
The legal texts exist (privacy policy, children's privacy notice) and they govern. This page is the practical version: what you control and how to exercise it.
The two consents you give
| Consent | Scope | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Private use | Per kid: "my kid may build on FuzzyCode." Given when you verify as the parent and add them. | Parent verification + kid setup |
| Public sharing | Per project, per version: "this specific thing may be visible beyond our family." | Approvals, every time |
The first never implies the second. That separation is deliberate and it's the backbone of how FuzzyCode handles children's data in public spaces.
Data we keep small
- Kids don't have email addresses on FuzzyCode; they sign in with a private login name you set.
- A kid's display name is whatever you choose; it doesn't need to be their real name.
- Typed prompts pass a personal-info filter before reaching AI models (see Safety).
- Public pages serve the approved project itself; the only identity attached in listings is the kid's public username and avatar, never your household or contact details.
Your rights, practically
- 1
See & export
Review a child's information or download that child's projects & account export from the rights section of your Parent Hub. The focused JSON download includes account and profile details, matched project versions, Pages records, and stored-asset details and links. It does not include the asset files themselves, consent or approval records, notifications, logs, moderation history, browser-only data, or copies held by outside providers.
- 2
Take things down
Any published project can be unpublished. Approval is never one-way; you can change your mind.
- 3
Stop future use
You can ask us to stop using a kid's data going forward: their login is disabled and nothing new is collected, while the account itself is kept rather than deleted.
- 4
Delete
Deletion is deliberate and verified: it removes your child's projects, uploads, and identifying details; a small set of legally required records is kept. Because deletion is permanent, our team first confirms the request really comes from the verified parent. Start it from the rights section, or the contact form.
An instant self-serve "delete everything" button would also be a button someone who isn't you could press. Verification protects your kid's work from anyone but you.