Doodhi

Doodhi Privacy Policy

Last updated October 23, 2026

Doodhi is a learning app for children aged 2 to 6, made by Accurate Stack LLC. We built it to collect as little as possible. The app has no ads, no accounts, no chat, and no third-party analytics or advertising code. Some games are free; Doodhi Plus, an optional purchase made by a parent, opens the rest.

Information that stays on your device

Child profiles (the name or nickname you type, the picture, age range, language, and sound levels), favorites, play counts, and settings stay on your device. Doodhi does not use the microphone.

Downloads

Doodhi includes English and a few games. Pictures and animations for the other games, and the Telugu, Hindi and Spanish voice recordings, download from our server. On Wi-Fi, Doodhi keeps the games your children play most and any game a parent marks "Available offline"; other games download when a child opens them. Downloaded games then work without the internet. These downloads send no information about you or your child: each request names only the file, plus a fixed key that is the same for every copy of Doodhi.

Purchases

Doodhi Plus is bought through the App Store or Google Play, and Apple or Google handles the payment. We never see or store your name, email, card or other payment details. To know whether Doodhi Plus is unlocked, the app asks the store on your device; that answer stays on the device and is never sent to us or included in play data. Purchases are offered only behind the parent gate and a grown-up question. Refunds and subscription changes are handled by Apple or Google.

Anonymous play data

Play data is off unless a parent turns on "Share anonymous play data to improve Doodhi" in parent Settings (press and hold). When it is on, Doodhi sends information about how its games are played:

• which game was opened and from which part of the home screen;
• for each round: how long it took, the number of taps, wrong tries and hints, and whether it was finished;
• the child's age range (2–3, 4–5 or 6+), the game language, the difficulty setting, the app version, the kind of device (iPhone/iPad or Android), and the local date;
• two random codes created by the app: one for this installation and one for each child profile. They are not linked to a name, an account, or the device.

We never collect names, photos, voice or other audio, typed text, location, contacts, or device or advertising identifiers.

Game feedback

A parent can rate a game under Game feedback in the Parent Menu (press and hold) by picking a word such as "Loves it" or "Too hard". Saving it sends that word to us with the game, the child's age range and game language, the app version, and the kind of device. It carries no name, no code, and nothing typed: a note a parent adds stays on the device. We delete feedback 12 months after we receive it.

Anonymous problem reports

Problem reports are separate from play data, with their own switch in parent Settings (press and hold), "Send anonymous problem reports". On a new installation of Doodhi they start on. On a device that already had Doodhi before problem reports were added, they start off, and parent Settings asks a parent first ("New: anonymous problem reports", with "Turn on" and "Not now"); nothing is sent automatically unless the parent turns them on. A parent can turn them off at any time. When something goes wrong, Doodhi sends a short technical record of it, for example that a game's pictures waited 30 seconds to download, that a download failed (and why, such as "the connection timed out"), or that the app hit an error (the kind of error and the place in Doodhi's own code, never its message). Each report also carries the app version, the kind of device (iPhone/iPad or Android), the iOS version number, and whether it is an older, slower device.

Problem reports carry no codes or identifiers of any kind (not the random play-data codes, and no install, device or session code), no names, no age range, no play history, no typed text, no web addresses, and no exact times: our server keeps only the day a report arrives, and never the device's internet address. The same problem is sent at most once each time Doodhi is opened, and at most 20 reports a day. We delete problem reports 30 days after we receive them.

A parent can also tap "Send a problem report" in the same place: Doodhi first shows, in plain words, everything the report will send, and sends it only if the parent taps Send. Turning automatic reports off erases any report not sent yet.

How we use it

Play data and game feedback are used only to find and fix games that are too hard, too easy, or confusing. We do not use it for advertising, we do not build profiles of children, and we do not sell or share it with anyone. It is reviewed in aggregate (totals per game, age range and language), including by an automated assistant that writes a private report for us. Problem reports are used only to find and fix downloads that stall or fail and errors in the app, and are never combined with play data.

Where it is stored and for how long

On our own server, hosted by Cloudflare, sent over an encrypted connection. Individual events and game feedback are deleted 12 months after we receive them, and problem reports 30 days after. Daily totals per game, which contain no codes and cannot be traced to a child, may be kept longer.

Your choices

• Turn sharing off at any time: parent Settings (press and hold), then "Share anonymous play data". Nothing more is sent, and anything waiting on the device is erased.
• Turn problem reports off at any time: parent Settings, "Send anonymous problem reports". Nothing more is sent automatically, and any report waiting on the device is erased.
• Delete a child's data: parent Settings, "Delete [child]'s play data", or delete the profile. The server deletes everything sent for that child.
• Deleting the app erases everything on the device.
• Or write to us at [email protected]; we answer within 30 days.

Children's privacy

Doodhi is designed for children and is built to meet the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), the Apple App Store Kids Category rules, and the Google Play Families Policy. Parent-only areas (settings, links that leave the app, purchases) are behind a press-and-hold gate; purchases also need a grown-up question answered first. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children; the play data and problem reports described above contain none.

Changes

We will update this page and the date above if anything changes, and ask again in the app before collecting anything new.

Contact

Accurate Stack LLC, [email protected]