Our approach to family privacy
SavvySaver helps parents teach kids ages 6–12 about allowance, saving, chores, and goals. A parent creates and manages the family account. Kids use parent-created profiles and do not need to provide an email address.
Information we collect
We process information needed to provide and secure SavvySaver:
- Account information, including a parent or relative’s name, email address, sign-in details, and family membership.
- Kid profile information supplied by a parent, such as a name, username, birth date, avatar, and login credentials.
- Family activity, including virtual balances, allowances, goals, jobs, deposits, expenses, gifts, and settings.
- Technical and usage information, including device and browser details, IP address, approximate location derived from IP, referring pages, pages viewed, features and buttons used, session timing, and performance or error events.
- Notification information when a parent enables optional browser push notifications.
SavvySaver tracks virtual money. It does not connect to a bank account or process real-world payments.
First-party analytics and service improvement
We use first-party analytics to understand how SavvySaver performs and how families use the service. We and analytics providers acting on our behalf may use first-party cookies, local storage, and similar technologies to recognize a browser or session and collect the technical and usage information described above.
We use these insights to:
- find confusing or underused parts of the service;
- improve features, navigation, reliability, and performance;
- measure whether product changes make SavvySaver more useful; and
- protect accounts, prevent abuse, and troubleshoot errors.
We do not use this information to follow kids across unrelated websites or apps, build advertising profiles, or show targeted advertising. We do not sell personal information.
How we use information
- Provide family accounts, savings tools, and educational features.
- Authenticate users and keep accounts secure.
- Send service messages and notifications selected by a parent.
- Maintain, analyze, troubleshoot, and improve the service.
- Prevent misuse and comply with legal obligations.
How information is shared
We may share information with service providers that host, secure, analyze, or deliver SavvySaver; when required by law; or as part of a business transfer. Providers may process information only to perform services for us under their agreements.
Information is also shared inside a family according to each member’s role. Parents can manage family records. Kids see their own profile and activity rather than a sibling’s private account activity.
Kids' privacy
SavvySaver is designed for parent-directed family use. Parents create kid profiles and supervise their kids’ use. We limit kid profile information to what supports the service and do not use it for targeted advertising.
A parent may ask to review, correct, or delete information associated with their family and kid profiles through the support channel associated with their account.
Security and retention
We use administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect information. No online service can guarantee absolute security. We retain information while an account is active and as needed to provide and improve the service, meet legal requirements, resolve disputes, and protect SavvySaver and its users.
Your choices, changes, and contact
Parents can update family information in the app and disable optional push notifications in account settings. You may also request access, correction, or deletion through the support channel associated with your account.
We may update this policy as SavvySaver changes. We will update the date on this page and provide additional notice when appropriate. Please also review our terms of service.