Last updated: October 3, 2026
Sunverse is a learning game for kids. We built it so children can play without giving up their data.
Everything your child does in Sunverse — lessons finished, XP, garden level, Sproutlings, settings — is saved only in this browser’s local storage. It is never sent to us during normal play. Clearing the browser’s site data erases it.
We count which pages get visited so we know what people actually use. This carries no name, no email, no cookies, and nothing that identifies your child. There are no ads and no third-party trackers anywhere on Sunverse.
Sunverse is built to support optional family accounts that sync progress across devices, but that feature is switched off on this public site. No account can be created today, and nothing about your child’s play is stored on our servers while you use it.
If accounts ever turn on, this page will say so and name the date, and here is the design we will ship: a parent signs up with an email and password (passwords are hashed — we never see them). Kids get only a nickname, a 4-digit PIN, and an emoji avatar. No real names, no photos, no free text, no location, no chat.
Sunverse is designed for children and collects no personal information from them during normal play. Kids cannot chat with anyone, share anything, or be contacted through the app.
Questions about privacy: contact page or cach@issmcsp.net.