How long Kubrio keeps your information, added on October 8, 2026

  • If you've paid for a plan or pack, Kubrio keeps your child's projects for as long as your account exists, including after you cancel.
  • If you've never paid, Kubrio deletes your account after a period without activity. Claire emails you before, and signing in keeps the account. The details are in "How long does Kubrio keep my information?" in the following policy.

Public sharing changed on September 29, 2026

What changed

  • When your child premieres a project, it becomes public. You and your child can make it private anytime. Each finished film, game, comic, and robot gets a page at kubrio.com/made that anyone with the link can open. For a robot, only the finished 3D robot goes public: the photo of your child's paper drawing stays private and never appears on that page, on share cards, or to visitors. Before, a project waited for a parent to approve it first.
  • A public page shows your child's first name, age, cartoon avatar, and the project. It never shows their last name, school, location, photos of them, their voice, or contact details. See the details.
  • Before a project goes public, Kubrio checks what your child wrote in it. If something looks personal, like a phone number or a school name, the project stays private and we email you why.
  • A public project can be featured on kubrio.com, including the /made page, without asking you again. Featured projects can show up in search engines. Other public pages ask search engines not to list them.
  • Families who joined before September 29, 2026 got an email about this change. Their projects go public only after a notice window ends, and you can make any project private from your parent dashboard.
  • There are no public profiles and no comments. You can delete your child's profile from your parent dashboard anytime, and Kubrio deletes everything in it within 30 days.
  • Since September 27, 2026, we no longer ask for, or use, the optional consent to use anonymized usage patterns to improve our AI features.

Privacy Policy

Last Updated: October 8, 2026

Effective October 7, 2026, this Privacy Policy has been updated to describe Kubrio as it works today: four studios (Animation Studio, Game Studio, Comic Studio, and Robotics Studio in beta) and Kubrio Learn courses, per-kid plans, public pages for finished projects, the AI providers that process your child's work, the advertising and analytics tools on kubrio.com and the parent dashboard, and Claire, the AI assistant who emails parents. It removes apps and programs that have ended (Discovery, Sketchling, Walkie Talkie and the Crew, Summer Sprints, project tokens, and voice check-ins between Claire and children) and the optional consent for AI model improvement, which Kubrio stopped asking for on September 27, 2026. On October 8, 2026, it added "How long does Kubrio keep my information?": Kubrio keeps the work of every family that has paid, and deletes accounts that have never paid after a period without activity. Your rights as a parent, our COPPA practices, and the state-law sections are unchanged.

Key Points Summary

Guiding Principles

Kubrio Inc ("we," "us," "our," or "Kubrio") knows that you care about how your Personal Information is used and shared, and we take your privacy seriously. We are committed to protecting the privacy of children who use our site and applications, and have drafted this policy in accordance with the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act ("COPPA"). For more information about COPPA and general tips about protecting children's online privacy, please visit OnGuard Online. Please read the following to learn more about how we use your Personal Information. By visiting, accessing or using the kubrio.com website, and any other linked pages, features, content, or application services (including mobile applications) offered by Kubrio in connection therewith (collectively, "Kubrio"), or using any of our services, you acknowledge that you accept the practices and policies outlined in this Privacy Policy. Kubrio is where kids ages 6-13 make films, games, comics, and robots, and learn new skills through short video courses. Kids see each other's finished work in a members-only Gallery, and finished projects get public pages, as described in this policy. What Does This Privacy Policy Cover? This Privacy Policy covers Kubrio's treatment of personally identifiable information ("Personal Information") that Kubrio gathers when you access Kubrio and when you use Kubrio's services. This policy does not apply to the practices of companies that Kubrio does not own or control (including any third-party products or services used for logging into Kubrio or that are integrated with Kubrio), or to individuals that Kubrio does not employ or manage. Kubrio may contain links to other sites. Kubrio is not responsible for the privacy policies and/or practices on other sites. When linking to another site a user should read the privacy policy stated on that site. What Personal Information Does Kubrio Collect? The information we gather from users enables us to provide, personalize and improve our services, and allows our users to set up a user account and profile that can be used to personalize their learning experience on Kubrio and see the work of other children in a members-only Gallery. In connection with Kubrio, we request and display some Personal Information to other users and visitors of Kubrio, which allows users to identify one another. We collect the following types of information from our users: Personal Information You Provide To Us: During the account registration process, we receive and store the following information:

Public sharing of your child's creations

Every finished project is public. When your child premieres a project, it becomes public. You and your child can make it private anytime. When your child finishes a film in Animation Studio, a game in Game Studio, a comic in Comic Studio, or a robot in Robotics Studio, it gets a public page at kubrio.com/made. Anyone with the link can watch, play, or read the project without an account. For a robot, the page shows the finished robot and its program: the photo of your child's paper drawing stays private. Your child can send the link to anyone they want to show, and so can you. Kids make things to show them, and the public page is how a grandparent in another city gets to see the film.

One rule for every family. There's no sharing setting to choose. You agree to this rule when you sign up. The premiere email we send you includes the link and tells you how to make the project private.

Who can make a project public or private.

  • From your parent dashboard, you can make any project private, and make any private project public.
  • Your child can make their own project private from inside Kubrio. Your child can also make it public again, unless you made it private or the text check held it. Those stay private until you make them public.

Families who joined before September 29, 2026 got an email about this change. Their projects go public only after a notice window ends, and you can make any project private from your parent dashboard, before or after that date. Nothing your child makes goes public any other way.

A check before anything goes public on its own. Before a project goes public at premiere, Kubrio checks what your child wrote in it: the title, the description, and text like character names and comic pages. If any of it looks like a phone number, an email address, a web address, a street address, a school name, or your family's last name, the project stays private, and we email you what we noticed. If it's fine, you can make it public from the project page. The check doesn't change your child's words.

What a public page shows. A public page at kubrio.com/made shows your child's first name (or a one-word name they choose instead, or "A Kubrio kid" if they choose), their age, their avatar if they have one (one of Kubrio's preset cartoons or your child's own AI-made cartoon avatar), and the project with its title and any description. We shorten any name to one word, and we show "A Kubrio kid" instead of anything that looks like an email address or phone number.

What a public page never shows. Your child's last name, a photo of your child as their avatar, their school, their city or location, voice recordings, your name or email, or contact details. Animation Studio, Game Studio, and Comic Studio don't keep recordings of your child's voice: when your child talks instead of typing, Kubrio turns the recording into text and then deletes it. The page shows the project as your child made it, so anything your child puts in the project itself is public with it.

Featured projects. Kubrio can feature a public project on kubrio.com, including the "Made by kids" section of the /made page, without asking you again. Featured projects can show up in search engines. Other public pages ask search engines not to list them, and we leave them out of our sitemap. There are no public profiles: nobody can browse from one project to your child's other work.

You can make anything private, anytime. Your child can make their own project private from inside Kubrio. From your parent dashboard you can make any project private, or hide it from everywhere, including the family Gallery. Once a project is private, its page, and any feature of it on kubrio.com, stops working within about a minute. If the link was posted to a social network, that network may keep showing an old preview in its own cache for a while, which is outside our control; the Kubrio page itself stops working.

You can delete your child's profile anytime. When you delete it from your parent dashboard, Kubrio deletes everything your child made, including projects, drawings, and files, within 30 days.

No contact from strangers. Public pages have no comments, no messages, and no way for anyone to contact your child through them.

Public-sharing section last updated: October 6, 2026.