Privacy Policy

Last updated September 15, 2026
Clarified that iOS may download your own iCloud photos in order to show them. FunFrame still sends nothing anywhere.

Your photos stay on your device

FunFrame turns your family photos into games, and those photos never leave your device. There are two ways to add them. You can pick specific photos yourself, or you can give FunFrame access to your library. Either way, the images stay in FunFrame's own private space on your iPad or iPhone. There is no cloud, no upload, and nothing copied anywhere else.

If your photos live in iCloud, your device may download them from Apple the same way the Photos app does. That happens between your device and Apple. FunFrame is never in the middle.

We don't collect anything

There are no accounts to create and nothing to sign in to. FunFrame has no analytics and no advertising, and it doesn't include any of the third-party tracking code that other apps use to follow what you do. Nothing about how your child plays is recorded or sent anywhere.

Nothing is sent over the internet

There is no server behind FunFrame, and it sends nothing over the internet — not your photos, not a crash report, not a record of what your child played. The games run entirely on your device.

Photos already stored on your device work in airplane mode. If a photo lives in iCloud, your device has to fetch it from Apple first, so iOS may list iCloud under FunFrame in Settings → Privacy & Security → App Privacy Report. That's your device getting your own photo. Nothing goes to us.

Built for kids, by design

FunFrame is made for young children and listed in Apple's Kids category. Children's privacy laws like COPPA exist to protect kids' personal information. Since FunFrame doesn't collect any, there is nothing to protect. It doesn't track anyone, show third-party ads, or gather data about how kids play. On the App Store, FunFrame's privacy label is "Data Not Collected."

Changes to this policy

If anything here ever changes, we'll update this page along with the date at the top, and say what changed in plain language.

Questions

Have a question about privacy in FunFrame? Email us at support@codingafterbedtime.com.