Analytics for education and kids' apps

See which lessons get finished and where a level gets too hard, with no persistent identifier for a child anywhere in your analytics.

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Why apps for children are different

Children get extra protection almost everywhere.

In the US, COPPA applies to services directed at children under 13, and it counts persistent identifiers, such as a device ID, as personal information. The FTC updated the rule in 2025.
In the UK, the Age Appropriate Design Code expects high privacy settings by default and collecting only the data a service needs.
In the EU, the GDPR adds conditions for children's consent, at an age between 13 and 16 depending on the country.

What Respectlytics keeps out

And the one thing it touches for a moment.

No persistent identifiers. The only ID is a random session ID that lives in memory and is replaced every two hours and on each launch.
Nothing written to the device for analytics.
No names, ages, classes or scores, because the API refuses every field beyond five.
The IP address is processed for a moment to find the country, then discarded. Your legal team decides whether that fits your audience.

Events that answer learning questions

Which lessons get finished, and where does a level get too hard?

lesson_startedA lesson opens

lesson_completedThe last step of a lesson is done

hint_usedA hint is shown

level_failedA level ends without success

level_completedA level is finished

See the engagement event plan for the calls in each SDK.

Totals, never a child

What the dashboard can and cannot show.

You see how many sessions finished a lesson, where they stopped and how long each step took, by platform, country and hour of day. There is no view of one child's activity, because nothing stored can tell one child from another.

Questions buyers ask

Straight answers, including the ones that might send you elsewhere.

Is Respectlytics COPPA compliant?

Respectlytics makes no compliance claim. It collects no persistent identifiers, and it processes the IP address for a moment to find the country before discarding it. Your legal team decides whether that fits your audience.

Can teachers or parents see a child's activity?

No. Respectlytics shows totals and rates for sessions, never the activity of one person.

What is sensitive in each, and what to keep out of event names.

Health and wellness Keep health signals out of analytics Fintech and crypto No amounts, accounts or identities in events Dating apps Matches and messages, never who or where

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This information is provided for educational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Regulations vary by jurisdiction and change over time. Consult your legal team to determine the requirements that apply to your situation.