Privacy notice

Draft, November 2026. The full version will be published before ABACA opens to everyone.

Who we are

ABACA is made by Paper Capers Ltd, a company registered in the UK. We are responsible for the information described here.

What we keep

Your email address and password (stored securely, never in plain text). For each child: a nickname and the month and year they were born, never a full name or full date of birth. What happens in each game (what your child chose, and the notes you tap afterwards). Your answers to the parent check-in; some of these are about health and development, and we only keep them because you agreed when you created your account. Recordings of your child’s answers, only if you turn recording on.

Where and for how long

Your account, your children’s nicknames, play notes and check-in answers are kept on our servers in London, UK, and also on the device you play on. Recordings are kept the same way, only if you turn recording on, and are deleted automatically after 30 days. Everything else stays until you delete it or close your account.

The play report and its AI helper

The play report is worked out inside ABACA from what happened in the games. The short summary at the top is written by an AI service (Claude, made by Anthropic). It is given only the stages and ideas shown on the page and your child’s age to the nearest half year. It is never given your child’s name, answers or recordings.

What we never do

No adverts, no selling of data, no tracking cookies. We only use the cookies and storage needed to keep you logged in.

Your choices

You can download or delete your records, or close your account and delete everything, at any time in the Grown-ups’ corner. Using your notes and answers, without names, for research and to improve ABACA is optional and off unless you tick the box.