The short version
Lullaby Words does not collect, store, transmit or sell any personal information from anyone — child or adult. Everything happens on your device.
What we collect
None of it. There is no account and no sign-in. We do not ask for a name, an email, a phone number or a location. If you type your child’s name during setup, it is stored on your own device and is never sent anywhere.
Analytics and tracking
There are none. No third-party analytics, no advertising networks, no tracking kits. No cookies and no advertising identifiers. We do not build a profile of you, and we do not follow you across other apps or websites.
Microphone and camera
The app never asks for either one. It plays recorded audio, and that is all it does with sound.
Children’s privacy
The app is made for children and is safe at any age. Because we collect nothing from anyone, we collect nothing from children. There is no advertising, no link that leads out of the words, and no way for a child to send anything to anyone. That is consistent with the U.S. Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and with the EU’s GDPR-K.
Purchases
There is one in-app purchase, paid once, which unlocks the full library. Apple handles the payment from end to end through the App Store. We never see your payment details and we never store them.
Other companies
Apple is the only one involved, and only for the purchase. There is no analytics company, no advertiser, no data broker, and no one else with a piece of this.
Sharing
We have nothing to share, sell or disclose. Because nothing leaves your device, there is nothing for us — or for anyone else — to reach.
This website
The app and this website are separate things. If you type your email into the notify box on the home page, that address is used once — to tell you the app is out — and for nothing else, ever. The app itself asks you for nothing.
Changes to this page
If this ever changes, we change this page and the date at the top. What will not change is the commitment: collect nothing, track nothing.
Contact
Send us a note from the support page. A person reads it. That page also has the questions we get most.