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Safety and privacy, in plain words
Teki is made for children and run by adults. Here is what that means day to day.
The account is yours
Your child gets no account, e-mail address or password. They get a profile with a nickname inside your family.
Only someone aged 18 or over can open an account.
What Teki keeps about your child
- a nickname, which doesn't have to be a real name
- a character picture from Teki's own drawings
- if you like, the year and month of birth
- a few settings, such as the daily screen time
- what you played together, and your progress
What Teki never asks for
A full name, a photo, a home address, the kindergarten or the school: the app has nowhere to enter them. It never uses the camera.
Only you can…
All of it sits behind your parent PIN.
- buy or change a subscription
- change the settings
- open anything that leads out of the app
- set the daily screen time: 5, 10, 15 or 20 minutes, or no limit
No ads, no tracking
Teki shows no ads on any plan. The app and this website carry no tracking code, and we never sell personal data.
Where the data lives
We store data in the European Union. Some of our providers also work in the United States; the privacy policy names each of them.
Your data, your choice
You can ask for a copy of your data at any time and delete your account in the app. Deleting a child's profile deletes their data too.
AI Teki is off until you switch it on
AI Teki works only when you turn it on for a specific child. We never store your child's voice.
Your first adventure is waiting
Download Teki and play a few minutes together.
The starter games are free, and you can try all of Teki free for 7 days.