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Privacy Notice for Parents and Guardians

Effective: November 7, 2026

Young Kingdom Builders is a Christian learning app from Freedom Avry Kids for children ages 6–10. Advanced 5-year-olds are welcome with a parent’s guidance. We built it so children can learn without accounts, ads, or tracking. This notice explains what the app saves, what leaves your device, and how to erase it.

The short version

  • There are no accounts or sign-ups. We never ask for an email address or a real name.
  • Your child’s nickname, progress, and plans are saved only on your device. Freedom Avry does not receive them.
  • There are no ads, in-app purchases, chat, analytics, or tracking cookies.
  • The app does not use the camera, microphone, location, or contacts.
  • You can erase everything at any time. See “How to erase your child’s information” below.

What the app saves on your device

The app saves the following in your browser’s local storage on this device, under the name “ykb.progress.v1”:

  • Nickname (up to 20 characters) and the badge picture your child chooses. The app asks children to use a nickname, not their real name.
  • Learning progress: which lessons were started or finished and when, quiz results, badges earned and their dates, learning-streak days, and Speak Life journey days.
  • Real-life plans chosen in “Apply” activities. A child may also type their own plan (up to 150 characters); the app asks them not to include names, addresses, or private information.
  • Settings: read-aloud on or off, recorded voices on or off, reading speed, the device voice you choose, larger text, reduced motion, and sound effects.

This information stays on the device. It is not sent to Freedom Avry or anyone else, and it does not move between devices. A grown-up can see it in the app’s Parent Area.

Offline storage

So the app can work without internet, your browser keeps a copy of the app’s own files in its offline storage: the app pages, pictures, the list of recorded lines, and the audio recordings your child has played. These files are the same for every family and contain no information about your child.

What is sent over the internet

Loading the app. When the app is opened or updated, your browser downloads the app’s files from our web hosting provider. As with any website, the host’s servers automatically receive technical information needed to deliver those files: your IP address, browser and device type, the date and time, and which file was requested. Your child’s nickname, progress, and plans are never part of these requests. We do not use this information to identify, profile, or advertise to anyone.

Payden and Nylah’s voices. The character voices are audio recordings made in advance with ElevenLabs voice technology. They are delivered from our own web host like any other app file. The app never contacts ElevenLabs, and no information about your child is sent to ElevenLabs.

The device reading voice. Some text is read by your device’s built-in voice instead of a recording: the greeting that includes your child’s nickname, any line without a recording, and everything if you turn off the recorded voices in the Parent Area. The app chooses voices that run on the device itself. Some browsers also offer online voices (for example, “Google” voices in Chrome or “Online (Natural)” voices in Microsoft Edge), which send the text being read to that company’s servers. The Parent Area marks these voices “online.” Lesson text may be read by an online voice only if you choose one there, or if your device has no built-in English voice.

Your child’s nickname is never read by an online voice. If no on-device voice is available, the greeting is read without the nickname.

Links. The Parent Area has one link to the Freedom Avry website. It sits behind a grown-ups check, and the app asks before opening it. Our website has its own privacy policy.

What we don’t do

  • We don’t collect real names, email addresses, phone numbers, home addresses, photos, birthdays, or location.
  • We don’t show ads or use advertising or analytics trackers.
  • We don’t sell, rent, or share children’s information.
  • There is no chat, messaging, or contact with other users.
  • There are no in-app purchases.

How to erase your child’s information

  • In the app: open the Parent Area and choose “Reset all progress.” This erases the nickname, progress, badges, plans, and settings saved on this device.
  • To also remove the offline files, clear this website’s data in your browser settings. Look for “Site settings,” “Website data,” or “Clear site data” for the app’s web address. The steps differ by browser and device.
  • If the app was added to a home screen, you can also remove it from the home screen.

Clearing your browser’s site data for this app erases your child’s progress, so do this only when you want to start over.

Children’s privacy

Young Kingdom Builders is designed for children ages 6–10. The app does not ask children for personal information, and Freedom Avry does not knowingly collect it. Because the nickname, progress, and plans stay on your device, Freedom Avry cannot see them — but you can review and erase them at any time using the steps above. If you believe your child has sent us personal information (for example, by email), contact us and we will delete it.

Changes to this notice

If we change the app in a way that affects this notice — for example, by adding accounts or online features — we will update this notice and its date before the change takes effect, and ask for a parent’s consent where the law requires it.

Contact us

Questions about this notice or your child’s privacy? Email Freedom Avry at info@freedomavry.com.