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Privacy policy

Last updated November 7, 2026

The short version: nothing is sent to us.

Eagerly Math has no accounts, ads, analytics or tracking. Your child's name, settings and answers are saved on the device and in your device backups. From version 2.0, they are also kept in your own iCloud when iCloud is on, and purchases go through Apple. We can't see either. Deleting the app deletes its data from the device.

Who we are

Eagerly Math is made by Eagerly Apps LLC ("Eagerly Apps", "we", "us"), the developer named on its App Store page. This policy covers the Eagerly Math app, this website (eagerlymath.com), and the Eagerly Math pages on eagerlyapps.com. If you have a question about it, write to support@eagerlyapps.com.

Information we collect

None from the app. The app does not send us or share any personal information or usage data, from children or from grown-ups. It has no servers of ours to send anything to, and it contains no advertising, analytics, crash-reporting or other third-party code.

On the App Store, Eagerly Math is listed as "Data Not Collected", and its privacy manifest declares no tracking and no collected data.

What the app keeps on the device

To work, the app saves a few things on the device itself. We never see them.

  • Your child's first name, typed in when the app is first opened, so the app can greet them and print it on certificates. From version 2.0, a family can add more children, each with their own name and progress, and a grown-up can give each child a picture (an emoji) and a 4-digit password so siblings don't open each other's progress.
  • Settings, such as the chosen practice, language, theme, sounds, read-aloud, daily goal and round length
  • Answers and scores: each answered question, whether it was right, and how long it took, plus rounds played, badges earned and facts to practice
  • From version 2.0: whether Eagerly Math Plus is on, and when the app last showed a grown-up the Plus screen, so it doesn't ask too often
  • From version 2.0: whether a grown-up turned on Open with Face ID for the grown-ups area. Face ID (or Touch ID) is checked by the device itself. The app never sees or stores a face or fingerprint, and the switch stays on this device only, not in iCloud. If a face is added to the device later, the switch turns itself off.

Detailed answer history and the round log are kept for 90 days, then folded into all-time totals.

Read it to me speaks with the voice built into the device, on the device itself. The question isn't sent anywhere.

Worksheets, charts and progress reports (version 2.0 and later) are made on the device. They go only where a grown-up sends them, such as a printer or the Files app.

Device backups

The app's data is included in your device's normal backups, such as iCloud Backup or a backup to your computer, so a new device can keep your child's progress. Those backups are made and stored by Apple or on your own computer under your own settings, not by us, and Apple's privacy policy covers iCloud.

iCloud sync (version 2.0 and later)

When iCloud is on for Eagerly Math on your device, the app keeps a copy of each child's name, picture, password, settings and progress in your own private iCloud database, using Apple's CloudKit. That's how the same progress shows up on your other devices signed in to the same Apple Account, and comes back if the app is deleted and installed again.

This private database belongs to your Apple Account. We can't read it, and nothing in it is sent to us. Apple stores it under its own privacy policy and your iCloud settings. To stop syncing, turn off iCloud for Eagerly Math in the device's Settings app (your name, then iCloud). Erase everything in the grown-ups area removes the data from the device and from iCloud.

Purchases (version 2.0 and later)

Eagerly Math Plus is bought or subscribed to through the App Store. Apple handles the payment, the subscription and any refund. We never see your name, card, Apple Account or address. Apple tells the app on the device only whether Plus is on, and the app checks that on the device itself, with no server of ours. Apple's privacy policy covers your purchase. Buying asks for the grown-up code, and with Ask to Buy a child's request waits for a parent's OK.

Before the Plus screen shows a price, the app may ask Apple whether the Apple Account belongs to someone under 18, using Apple's Declared Age Range feature, as some app store laws require. Apple shares only an age range, never a birth date, and only if the account holder allows it. The app uses the answer once, on the device, to decide whether to show prices or "Ask a grown-up", and doesn't keep or send it.

Children's privacy

Eagerly Math is made for children and is in the App Store's Kids category. We do not collect personal information from children, so there is nothing for us to share, sell or disclose, and there is no account to sign up for, and the app never asks a child's age. We built it this way with children's privacy laws such as the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), the GDPR and the UK Age Appropriate Design Code in mind, and to follow Apple's rules for kids apps.

Anything that leaves the child's part of the app, such as opening this website, writing us an email, printing, or buying, sits behind the grown-up code in the app's grown-ups area.

If you write to us

The app's Email us button opens a draft in your Mail app with the app and system version filled in. Nothing is sent unless you send it. You can also use the contact form on eagerlyapps.com, which sends your message to us by email. Either way, we receive your email address and whatever you include, and we use it only to answer you. We don't add you to a mailing list, send you marketing email, or share your message. We keep it only as long as we need to help you, and we'll delete it whenever you ask. Please don't include your child's full name or other details about them.

This website

eagerlymath.com uses no cookies, scripts, analytics, ads or trackers, and it has no accounts or forms. Its fonts and pictures are served from the website itself, not from Google or any other third party. It is hosted by Cloudflare, which, like any web host, handles basic technical information such as IP addresses to deliver pages and keep the site secure. The contact form on eagerlyapps.com uses Cloudflare Turnstile, a check that runs in your browser while you write, only to tell people from bots, not for ads or tracking.

Because nothing on this website or in the app tracks you, there is nothing for a browser's Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal to switch off.

Your rights

Wherever you live, you can ask us what we hold about you, ask us to correct or delete it, or object to how we use it. In practice the only thing we can hold is an email or message you sent us. Write to support@eagerlyapps.com and we'll answer within 30 days.

  • European Union, United Kingdom and Switzerland: for emails and messages you send us, we are the data controller and use them because we have a legitimate interest in answering you. Cloudflare processes website traffic and contact form messages for us to keep the site running and secure. We are based in the United States, so an email you send us is handled there. You can also complain to your data protection authority.
  • California and other U.S. states: we don't sell or share personal information, use it for targeted advertising, or profile anyone.

Deleting your child's data

Because the app keeps its data on your device and in your own iCloud, you are in control of it:

  • Reset progress clears scores, history, badges, 1-minute bests and facts to practice, and keeps the name and settings.
  • Erase everything removes the name, settings and all progress, and returns the app to its first screen. From version 2.0 it also removes the data from iCloud.
  • Deleting the app deletes all of its data from the device. A copy in iCloud stays in your Apple Account until you erase it in the app or delete it in Settings (your name, then iCloud, then Manage Storage).

Reset progress and Erase everything are in the app's grown-ups area: tap the gear at the top right, then For grown-ups, and enter your code. Data in older device backups stays there until those backups are replaced or deleted.

Changes to this policy

This policy describes the app as it works today, including version 2.0. If a future version changes how information is handled, we will update this page and the date at the top before that version is released. We will never sell your child's information or use it for advertising.

Contact

Eagerly Apps LLC
support@eagerlyapps.com