Privacy Policy · Last updated July 2026

The short version, in large type.

A proof photo dissolving, marked with a 7-day badge.
  • Photos delete after 7 days.

    A proof photo exists so you can approve one chore. Seven days after you approve or reject it, it's permanently gone. We don't keep an archive of your children.

  • No ads. Ever.

    No ad networks, no trackers, no data brokers — not in the app, and no analytics or tracking on this website at all.

  • We collect nothing from your kids.

    No email, no birthday, no location, no name they type in themselves. Kids are profiles you create; their devices pair with a code from yours.

What follows below is the full legal policy. It says the same things, longer.

The full policy

Pre-launch note: the legal text below is a structural placeholder. The final privacy policy is under review by counsel familiar with COPPA and will replace it before launch.

1. Who we are

Doozy operates the Doozy iOS app and the website meetdoozy.com. You can reach us at any time via the contact form.

[Company identity and jurisdiction — to be completed by counsel.]

2. What we collect

  • From parents: your account email, your household configuration, the chores and prizes you create, and your subscription status (handled by Apple — we never see your payment details).
  • From kids: nothing. Kids are profiles you create — a display name and an age band, both entered by you, the parent. There is no email, no birthday, no location, and no name a child types in themselves. Kids' devices pair with a short code issued from your device; kids hold no accounts and no credentials.
  • Proof photos: uploaded by your family's devices so you can approve one chore. Location metadata is stripped before upload. Photos are visible only to your household, through short-lived private links, and are automatically and permanently deleted 7 days after you approve or reject the chore.

3. What we never do

  • No advertising — in the app or aimed at your family.
  • No sale or sharing of your data with data brokers, ever.
  • No third-party trackers in the app, and no third-party SDK that transmits child data.
  • No behavioral profiling of parents or children.
  • No collection of precise location — from anyone, including kids.

4. Children and COPPA

Doozy is parent-directed. The account holder is always a parent, and every child profile is created by that parent. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13 — the architecture makes it impossible: a display name and an age band, both parent-entered, are the entire footprint of a child in Doozy.

Your parental rights to review or delete any information associated with a child are exercised simply: delete the profile or the household, and everything associated with it is gone.

5. This website

meetdoozy.com runs no analytics and no tracking at launch — no tracking cookies, no advertising pixels, no session recording, nothing. If we ever add measurement, it will be privacy-preserving only (Plausible or Fathom), decided in the open, and this page will be updated first — never a quiet addition.

6. Data storage & security

Household data is stored with our infrastructure providers, encrypted in transit and at rest. Proof photos live in a private storage bucket, readable only by your household through signed links that expire within a minute.

[Provider list and storage region — to be completed by counsel.]

7. Your rights & deletion

You can delete your household and all associated data from within the app, or by messaging us via the contact form. Deletion is complete — including any proof photos still inside their 7-day window.

8. Changes to this policy

This policy is dated and revised in the open. Material changes are announced in the app to parents before they take effect.

9. Contact

Questions, requests, or concerns about privacy: the contact form.

Questions about any of this? Send us a message via the contact form — a person answers, usually within a day.