Trust, in plain language

Your family's little corner of Kithbit should feel safe.

Here is what we keep, who can see it, and how to ask us to let it go. No fine-print maze, no judgment — just the care you deserve when something involves children.

Small steps, held gently.

Kithbit uses your setup to make daily ideas feel relevant — not to build a public identity for your child.

The short version

Three promises for family data.

What we collect

Only the context that helps make a daily idea feel like it belongs in your home.

That includes your household name, age-range choices, preferences, duration, and inclusion priorities.

We also keep completion history so the summary can help shape future daily ideas.

Household visibility

We keep the product rule simple while household sharing grows over time.

Each adult in a future household sees their own view.

Children never share outward. Their information is not a public profile, post, or leaderboard.

Child-safety guidance

The safest family space is one that does not ask children to perform for the internet.

Kithbit has no ads and no public profiles.

A signed-in household owner can request deletion of a child's data below. The request goes to Kithbit's owner inbox.

Your saved family info

See the useful parts, not the identifying ones.

Signed-in household owners can review a small redacted summary. Anonymous visitors see guidance only.

The public privacy center stays open to everyone; private family details stay behind your account.

Need something removed?

Ask us to delete a child's data.

We will send your request to Kithbit's owner inbox for follow-up. Please share only the context needed to find and remove the right information.