No ads, no trackers
No advertising, and no third-party trackers or analytics beacons — not in kid mode, not in parent mode, not on this website.
Not a compliance page bolted on at the end — the reason Atlas Nook is built the way it is. Here’s plainly what we do, what we don’t, and the rights you have. Written to be read, not to protect us.
No advertising, and no third-party trackers or analytics beacons — not in kid mode, not in parent mode, not on this website.
We don’t build a behavioural profile of your child. There’s no watch-history model and nothing recommending the next thing.
We collect only what an account genuinely needs to work. Less data is a design goal, not an afterthought — the safest data is the data we never hold.
Nothing reaches a child until that child’s own parent approves it, reviewed to completion. This is the single guarantee everything else rests on.
Public curators are verified before they can publish, and are invite-only during the pilot — real teachers and specialists, not anonymous uploaders.
New public content gets a light pre-publish check, and anyone can report a piece. Reports are reviewed and content can be taken down quickly.
Any generation help is parent-only and lives behind the gate. A child never interacts with a prompt or anything AI-made you didn’t review.
You stay in control of your data and your child’s. Four things you can always do:
View what’s associated with your account and your child’s profiles, in plain language.
Take a copy of your data in a portable format, whenever you want it.
Delete a child profile or your whole account; deletion removes the associated data.
We’re clear about where data is stored and processed for the İstanbul pilot.
The İstanbul pilot is built around KVKK, and we hold ourselves to COPPA-shaped care for a children’s audience: parental control, data minimisation, and no behavioural advertising to children.
No. We don’t sell personal data, and we don’t share it with advertisers. What little we hold exists to make your account work.
Every public piece can be reported in-app. For data requests — access, export, deletion — contact us at the address on this page and we’ll act on it.