Last updated: October 2026
Hoppo is a browser-based interactive game for children ages 5–8. This Privacy Policy explains what information we collect (and what we do not), how we use it, and how we protect the privacy of the children and families who use our service. We are committed to full compliance with applicable privacy laws, including the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
We do not collect personal information from children. Specifically:
localStorage) and is never sent to us.Hoppo uses the device camera to track body and hand movements for gameplay. All video processing is performed entirely on-device using MediaPipe machine learning models that run directly in the browser.
Because all processing is local, a parent or guardian's granting of camera permission within the browser is the only action required. We receive nothing from that permission grant.
Game progress, settings, and preferences are stored in the browser's
localStorage on the user's device. This game data is not uploaded to our
servers (anonymous analytics events are described below). Users can clear it at any time through their browser
settings (typically under Settings → Privacy → Clear browsing data or Site data).
If the application encounters a technical error, the error message and the game mode it
happened in are stored locally in localStorage and sent to our analytics
provider (see Analytics below) so we can find and fix bugs. Error reports contain no
personal information and no camera data.
Optional paid features are processed by Lemon Squeezy. All payment transactions occur on Lemon Squeezy's platform and are governed by their Privacy Policy. We never receive, process, or store credit card numbers or other payment credentials.
Teachers may optionally provide a .edu email address to verify eligibility for
free educator access. If provided, this email address is stored only in the browser's
localStorage on the teacher's device. It is never transmitted to our servers or
shared with third parties.
We use PostHog
to collect anonymous usage analytics that help us improve the games. This includes page
views, which games are played, how sessions go (for example scores, level-ups, and whether
a game finished or hit an error), and settings changes. It is linked to a random identifier
stored in localStorage on the device, not to a name or account.
A parent or guardian may choose to enter an email address to receive Hoppo beta updates. If provided, that email address is sent to our analytics provider (PostHog) and associated with the device's analytics identifier so we can contact you about the beta. We do not sell or share it. To have it deleted, contact us at hello@playhoppo.com.
We comply with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). Hoppo is designed for children ages 5–8 and is intended to be used under parental or guardian supervision.
All data associated with Hoppo remains on the user's device. Because we operate no servers that store personal data, there are no servers to breach, no databases to expose, and no passwords to steal. The security of locally stored data is governed by the browser's built-in sandboxing and origin isolation.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. When we do, we will revise the "Last updated" date at the top of this page. We encourage you to review this policy periodically. Continued use of Hoppo after changes are posted constitutes your acceptance of the revised policy.
If you have questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at:
hello@playhoppo.com