Privacy
Tiny Fun Lab is built for kids and families. Our privacy goal is simple: do not ask children for personal information, do not build profiles, and keep play lightweight.
Last updated: August 2026
Our privacy promise
Tiny Fun Lab does not use accounts, sign-in, public profiles, chat, comments, leaderboards, uploads, contact forms, or ads. We do count visits — see below.
Information children should not provide
Children should not send us their name, email address, home address, phone number, school, photos, voice, exact location, usernames, or other personal information. The games are designed so this information is not needed to play.
On-device progress
Some games remember progress, like the creatures you have discovered or the planet you built, in your browser on the current device. This progress is not sent to Tiny Fun Lab. Clearing your browser data may remove it.
Counting visits
We use Google Analytics to count visits and see which games people open. It tells us things like which pages are popular and roughly which country a visit came from, so we know what to build next. It does not tell us who you are, and we have turned off the settings that would let Google use any of it for advertising. Nothing a child draws, names, or makes in a game is ever sent.
The small file Google Analytics saves
Google Analytics saves a small file in your browser so the same person is not counted twice. You can stop it at any time by turning on your browser's tracking protection, using a blocker, or clearing your browser data. The games all keep working if you do.
How the site is delivered
Tiny Fun Lab is a small website hosted by a third-party hosting service. The hosting service may keep basic technical records, such as request logs, that help it deliver and protect the site. We do not use these records to build profiles of visitors.
What we do not sell or share
We do not sell personal information. We do not share personal information for behavioral advertising. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children for marketing.
Changes
If Tiny Fun Lab changes in a way that materially affects privacy, we will update this page before the change takes effect. We will not add accounts, ads, public profiles, uploads, or other child-directed data collection without a separate privacy review. Visit counting is the only measurement tool we use.
Parent and caregiver choices
Because Tiny Fun Lab does not use accounts or ask children for personal information, we usually do not have anything to access, correct, or delete for a specific child. Parents and caregivers can clear on-device progress at any time using the reset button in each game, or by clearing browser data.
For privacy questions, email team@gamesforkids.fun. Kids should ask a parent or teacher before sending email.