Diddits Privacy

Diddits is a morning and bedtime routine game for kids, set up and managed by a grown up. It is made by VooBug LLC.
Kids never make an account, never sign in, never type their name, and never chat with anyone.
Only a grown up can open the grown ups area (behind a grown up check) and sign in.

Only what a grown up enters: a nickname (we ask for a first name or nickname, never a full name), a color, and an egg picture.
Game progress: pets, rooms, which questions have been answered, and which routine steps were checked off.
Routine settings a grown up makes, including any routine items they type, and the family's zip code or town for the weather.
No photos, no birthdays, no contact details, and no precise location. We never use the microphone or camera.

Only if a grown up signs in: their Google or Apple account id and email address, so the family's progress can sync between devices.
When a grown up types a message in the feedback card, that message, the star rating, the app version and the time are sent to our server and kept so we can read it, with no name or email attached unless the family is signed in.
Purchases of Diddits for life are handled by Apple or Google, and we store only that the family owns it.

Always on this device.
In the family's private cloud account only while a grown up is signed in. Each family can only reach its own data.
Weather for the outfit step is looked up with free services (Zippopotam turns a zip code into a town; Open-Meteo gives the forecast) using only the family's zip code or town. No kid information is sent.
Before a grown up adds a zip code, our own server guesses the family's town from the rough city its internet connection comes from, so the weather is local. That city is not stored on the server; the town is kept in the family's settings like a zip code, and a zip code always replaces it.

We count how often routines are finished and pets hatch, and how often the app hits an error (which kind, which part of the app, which version). None of it includes a name, a kid, a location, the error's message or anything anyone typed.
We also count how a grown up sets Diddits up: which first-run and setup screens they see and what they tap, and which settings and routine steps they change. We never count the new value (a time, a ZIP code, a code) or a step a grown up wrote.
The app never sends a device id. Each report carries a code that changes every day, made on the device, so nothing can be traced back to a device, a kid or a family, and one day cannot be linked to the next.
When a grown up is signed in, we also count how many days the family used Diddits and how many routines were finished, from the progress that already syncs to the family's account. Signing out stops that.
A grown up can turn the usage counts off in the grown ups area under Privacy & data. The app then sends none. Nothing else changes.

No ads, no third-party analytics or tracking tools, and no selling or sharing of anyone's information.
Nothing about a kid is shown to anyone outside the family.

As long as the family uses Diddits, or until a grown up deletes it.
Recent cloud versions of each kid's progress (the last 50 changes, plus one a day for 30 days) are kept so lost progress can be restored. On this device, the same kind of backups are kept for 30 days.
When a grown up deletes everything, all of it is erased. We keep only a scrambled record that a deletion happened, which cannot be traced back to the family.

See and change every kid's details in the grown ups area.
Hide a kid without deleting anything.
Download a copy of the family's data.
Delete one kid, including their cloud data and backups.
Delete everything: every kid, all progress, and the cloud account. If you cannot open the app, email us and we will delete the cloud account within 30 days (see diddits.app/delete-account).

Last updated November 1, 2026.

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