Mather

Mather Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2026-05-12

Mather is a children’s learning app in active development. This page describes the privacy posture of the current codebase and TestFlight-era app behavior.

Short version

Mather is designed to be local-first and child-safe:

Information the app may store on device

Mather may save local data so a child can resume play and a parent can review progress:

This data is stored locally on the device using Apple platform storage such as SwiftData/UserDefaults in the current codebase.

Sensors and permissions

Some activities can use device capabilities to make learning physical and playful:

When a sensor is unavailable, disabled, or permission-gated, Mather aims to provide an honest fallback instead of marking the child wrong.

Network and third parties

The current app code is designed around local gameplay and local persistence. The repository uses GitHub, Xcode Cloud, and App Store Connect/TestFlight for development, CI, release, and tester feedback workflows.

TestFlight and App Store Connect may collect crash reports, diagnostics, and tester feedback under Apple’s terms and privacy practices. Public GitHub issues intentionally avoid raw crash payloads, tester identity/contact details, exact device identifiers, and signed Apple feedback URLs.

Children’s privacy

Mather is intended for children and is built with a conservative privacy posture:

Parents can clear saved summaries and telemetry for the active child profile from in-app settings where supported by the current build.

Changes

This policy may change as Mather evolves. Material privacy changes should be reflected in this page and in app/release notes before broad distribution.

Contact

For privacy questions or bug reports, open an issue in the repository:

https://github.com/ganesh47/mather/issues