App Owner
BrainBloom is published by Jawahar Soundararajan. Japrinix may be used as a product or domain brand owned by the developer.
For privacy or support questions, parents or guardians can contact sjavagar@gmail.com.
Purpose of the App
BrainBloom is a children-focused learning app for children aged 5 to 10. It provides learning activities such as math practice, word matching, memory games, and progress summaries.
Children's Privacy
BrainBloom is designed for children and should be used with parent or guardian awareness. The app asks for a nickname, age, and language preference so the learning experience can be set up on the device.
Children should not enter a full legal name, address, phone number, email address, school name, or other sensitive personal information.
Data Summary
No login
The reviewed app does not implement account creation or sign-in.
No ads
The reviewed app does not include advertising SDKs.
No analytics
The reviewed app does not include external analytics SDKs.
Local progress
Learning progress is stored locally on the user's device.
Data Stored on the Device
Based on the reviewed source code, the app stores the following data locally using SharedPreferences. This information is stored on the user's device.
| Data type | Purpose | Storage / transmission |
|---|---|---|
| Child nickname | Personalizes the learning profile inside the app. | Stored locally |
| Child age | Helps provide age-appropriate learning content. | Stored locally |
| Language preference | Remembers the selected language experience. | Stored locally |
| Local child profile ID | Connects local progress to the profile on the device. | Stored locally |
| App settings | Stores sound and voice prompt preferences. | Stored locally |
| Learning progress | Stores completed activities, scores, stars, and completion dates. | Stored locally |
Data Collection and Transmission
Based on the reviewed source code and release manifest:
- The app does not implement account creation or login.
- The app does not implement ads.
- The app does not implement external analytics.
- The app does not request location, camera, microphone, contacts, calendar, or storage permissions in the main Android manifest.
- The app does not include Firebase, AdMob, Crashlytics, or social login SDKs.
- The app does not include an API client that sends child profile or progress data to a server.
External Links and Support Contact
The app may include user-initiated links for support email and the developer website. When a user opens an email app or browser, that external app or website may have its own privacy practices.
Parents or guardians should handle support email and website visits.
SDKs and Third-Party Libraries
The reviewed app uses Flutter and supporting packages for app state management, navigation, local on-device storage, opening user-initiated support email or website links, and UI icons.
| Library / SDK | Purpose | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Flutter SDK | Core app framework. | Framework |
| flutter_riverpod | State management. | App architecture |
| go_router | App navigation. | Navigation |
| shared_preferences | Local on-device storage. | Local storage |
| url_launcher | Opening user-initiated email or website links. | User action |
| cupertino_icons | UI icons. | UI |
How Data Is Used
Local data is used to:
- Set up a child learning profile.
- Choose age-appropriate learning content.
- Remember language preference.
- Save learning progress on the device.
- Show parent progress summaries.
- Save app settings.
The reviewed source code does not show server-side profiling, advertising, or analytics use.
Data Sharing
Based on the reviewed source code, the app does not automatically share child profile or progress data with the developer or third parties.
User-initiated support email and website visits are handled outside the app by the user's chosen email app or browser.
Data Retention and Deletion
Profile, settings, and progress data remain on the device until:
- The user resets progress in Settings.
- The user clears app storage.
- The user uninstalls the app.
The reviewed source code does not include user accounts or remote account creation. If accounts are added in the future, the app and privacy policy must include an account deletion flow and related Google Play disclosures.
Security
The app stores data locally on the device using platform local storage. The reviewed source code does not transmit child profile or progress data over the network.
Device-level security, backups, and app storage protection depend on the user's Android device settings and operating system.
Parent or Guardian Requests
Parents or guardians can contact the developer for privacy questions, support questions, or requests related to data handled through support communication.
Changes to This Policy
This policy will be updated when:
- The app adds a backend service.
- The app adds analytics, ads, crash reporting, login, payments, or new SDKs.
- The app changes what data is stored.
- The app changes external links or support workflows.
- Google Play policy requirements change.