Privacy
We don't know who you are, we don't know who your child is, and we'd rather keep it that way.
The short version
- There are no accounts. We never ask for a name, an age, an email or anything else about a child.
- There is no advertising, and no advertising network is given access to this site.
- There is no analytics script, no tracking pixel and no third-party code of any kind.
- Nothing about how your child plays is sent anywhere.
- This device remembers what's been played. Another phone, tablet or computer starts fresh. Nothing is sent to us. To carry on somewhere else, save a copy and load it there: it's a file you keep (a .littleroos file), made and read on your own devices.
What is stored, and where
These are kept in your own browser, on your own device. None of it is ever sent to us or anyone else:
| What | Why | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| Which games have been opened | So the home page can show "where you left off" | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. |
| How many rounds of each game have been played, and on which days (only the last four weeks are kept) | So each game starts at the right level for your child, the home page can suggest what to play next, and What they've practised can show which skills they've been working on | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. There's no score, and nothing is compared with anyone. |
| Settings: sound, voice, and the Ways to play (switches, taps, bigger pieces, left-handed, calm motion, lighter 3D) | So they're the same next time | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. |
| How long this play session has been going | So a sleepy animal can suggest a rest after about fifteen minutes | Nowhere. It starts again after ten minutes away. |
| A custom word list, if you type one into Spelling Bee | So it's still there next time | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. |
| The animals met in the games (My animal friends), and the day each was met | So your child's book of animal cards is there next time, and My Roo Journal can say which week they met each one | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. |
| My Roo Journal: it keeps nothing of its own. It shows the stories, songs, pictures and nature hunt cards below, the animals met, and which books were read and games played each week (from the rounds above) | So your child can see everything they made, and show a grown-up their week | Nowhere. Printing it makes the pages on your device. Only a grown-up can clear it (hold the button, then answer a question), and that clears the stories, songs, pictures and hunt cards. |
| Copies of the pages you choose on Save for the car (the games, tours, pictures and voices) | So they open with no signal | Nowhere. They're this site's own pages, kept by that browser until you press Remove. |
| The gold words found in the stories (My word treasure), and which stories have been heard | So your child's word treasure is there next time | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. |
| Stories made in Make a Story (the twelve newest), and any ending your child draws | So they can read them again and print them (My stories) | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. A drawing is kept as a small picture, never sent. |
| The weather your child tells in Weather and Seasons (sunny, rainy and so on, by day; the last eight weeks) | So the week's weather chart, and My Roo Journal, can show it | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. There's no weather service: nothing is looked up or sent. |
| How your child feels, in How am I feeling? | It isn't kept: the check-in only answers the face your child taps | Nowhere. Not on your device, and not sent anywhere. |
| Nature hunt cards kept from the Nature Walk (the twelve newest), and which things were found | So your child can tick off what they found outside, and see it in My Roo Journal | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. |
| Pictures made in Draw and Colour (the eight newest) | So they can keep going with them (My pictures) | Nowhere. It stays in that browser, as a small picture file. |
| Songs made in the Bush Band (the twelve newest) | So they can play them again (My songs) | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. A song is just which squares are on, how fast and how loud. |
| How the child in What Makes Me looks: a skin colour, a hairstyle and a hair colour your child picks | So the child in the body tours looks like them next time | Nowhere. It stays in that browser. It's three small numbers, never a photo. |
The grown-ups page has a button that forgets which games were played and how often. Clearing your browser's site data removes all of it. Nothing that matters is lost: the games find the right level again, and the animals come back as your child plays.
The printable sheets are ordinary pages. Printing one sends nothing anywhere.
Talk, the communication board
Talk keeps more on the device, because a family makes the board their own. All of it stays in that browser, on that device, and none of it is ever sent to us or anyone else:
| What | Why | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| The board's settings, and any words, topics and hidden words a grown-up changes | So the board is the same every time it opens | Nowhere. It stays on the device. |
| Photos a grown-up adds to the board | To show a child's real people and things | Nowhere. They're resized on the device and stored there. |
| Voice recordings a grown-up makes | So a word can be said in a family voice | Nowhere. The microphone is only used while a grown-up records, and only after the device asks permission. |
| Voices made for new words | New words are voiced on the device itself, so what a family types is never sent to a voice service | Nowhere. |
A backup is a file a grown-up chooses to save; where it goes after that is up to them. The message a child builds is never recorded or kept.
What our server sees
Like any website, the server that sends you the pages records that a request happened — roughly when, roughly from where, and which page. That's a standard web server log, it isn't tied to any person, and it isn't used to build a profile of anybody. We use it to know whether anyone is visiting at all.
Children
This site is made for children, which is exactly why it collects nothing from them. There is no way for a child to give us any personal information, because nothing here asks for any.
Asking us anything
If you want to know anything at all about this, write to roo@littleroos.com.au and a real person will answer. If you email us, we use your address only to reply to you, we don't add it to any list, and we handle it in line with the Australian Privacy Principles. Little Roos Toys is a registered business name of Film Me Pty Ltd, ABN 57 612 132 395, in New South Wales, Australia.
See also the terms of use and copyright and licence.
Last reviewed 12 October 2026. If anything above ever stops being true, this page changes before the site does.
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