Luna Privacy Policy
Last updated: 2026-08-26
Summary
Luna is a kids’ English-learning app designed for children. It is distributed through Apple’s App Store (Kids Category) and Google Play (Designed for Families). Luna does not collect or transmit personal information about children or guardians to us. There are no Luna accounts, analytics, third-party advertising SDKs, or in-app chat features. Learning progress stays on your device by default. On Apple devices, a parent may optionally enable Apple Game Center from the parent-gated Parent Zone, as described below.
What we do not collect
- No email, phone number, or account credentials
- No reading of your photos and no camera or microphone access
- No location data
- No contacts or address book information
- No advertising identifiers
- No third-party analytics or tracking SDKs
- No in-app chat, messaging, or user-generated content features
What stays on your device
The app stores your child’s learning progress, stars earned, preferences, and an optional first name you enter during setup (used only to greet your child in the app) locally on your device using a private on-device database. By default, this data:
- Is not transmitted to us
- Is automatically deleted when you uninstall the app
Optional Apple Game Center
On iPhone and iPad, a parent may choose to connect Luna to Apple Game Center from inside the parent-gated Parent Zone. When enabled, Luna sends Apple only these aggregate progress values:
- Total stars earned
- The best number of stars earned in one learning session
- Achievement completion percentages calculated from stars, learning streaks, and the count of letters, numbers, or words practiced
Luna does not send the child’s name, individual answers, mistakes, activity history, certificate images, preferences, or advertising identifiers to Game Center. Apple associates submitted scores and achievements with the Game Center account signed in on the device. Apple provides the leaderboard, achievement, challenge, activity, invitation, and player-profile interfaces under Apple’s privacy policy and Game Center settings.
Parents can stop future Luna progress syncing at any time from Parent Zone. Disabling Luna’s sync does not delete information already stored by Apple; that information is managed through the Apple account and Game Center settings.
Parent-controlled certificate sharing
The parent-gated Certificates screen can create a certificate image from on-device progress. If you entered an optional child first name, that name may appear on the certificate. Luna does not upload the image. Only when a parent taps Share certificate does Luna open the device’s standard share sheet so the parent can choose whether and where to send or save it.
Once a parent selects another app or service from the share sheet, that provider’s privacy policy applies. Parents can remove the child’s name in Parent Zone before creating or sharing a certificate.
No purchases or advertising
Luna does not contain in-app purchases, subscriptions, advertising, or paid content packs. All learning content bundled with the app is included at no additional charge. Luna does not access, receive, store, or process payment information.
Store update checks
When Luna opens or returns to the foreground, it asks the device’s official app store whether a newer Luna version is available. On iPhone and iPad, the request goes directly to Apple’s App Store lookup service. On Android, the check uses Google Play’s official in-app update service. Luna does not send your child’s name, learning progress, preferences, advertising identifier, or another persistent identifier as part of this check, and we do not operate a version-check server or receive the request.
If the store reports a newer version, Luna may pause learning until a parent updates the app. Opening the App Store or Google Play is protected by Luna’s parent gate. If the store check cannot run because the device is offline or the store service is unavailable, Luna continues to work offline.
Children’s privacy (COPPA / GDPR-K / Designed for Families)
Luna is built specifically for children. We comply with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), Apple’s Kids Category guidelines, and Google Play’s Designed for Families program:
- Zero collection of personal information from children by Luna’s developer
- No external links accessible without a parent gate
- No in-app chat or messaging
- No advertising of any kind
- Parent settings, certificate sharing, and external links are protected by an in-app parent gate
Parent-gated external links
Inside the Parent Zone (which itself requires solving a parent-gate math problem to enter), parents may tap an “Instagram” link to contact us. Tapping this link opens the Instagram app or instagram.com. Once you leave Luna and open Instagram, Meta’s own privacy policy applies. Luna does not send any data to Instagram or Meta beyond the act of opening the link.
There are no external links accessible to children.
Third-party services involved
Beyond your device’s operating system, the third parties involved in Luna are:
- Apple — distributes the iPhone and iPad app, provides its App Store version check, and provides optional parent-enabled Game Center features
- Google — distributes the Android app and provides its Google Play in-app update check
- Meta (Instagram) — only if a parent chooses to tap the parent-gated Instagram contact link inside the Parent Zone
- A parent-selected sharing app or service — only if a parent deliberately shares a generated certificate using the device’s standard share sheet
We do not integrate any other third-party services, SDKs, or libraries that collect data.
Changes to this policy
If we ever change this policy, we will update the “Last updated” date at the top and ship the new version with an app update. You will see the change before any new app version reaches your device.
Contact
If you have questions about this policy, please contact us through:
- The App Store or Google Play support link for this app, or
- Our Instagram (parent-gated link inside Luna’s Parent Zone)