Children's privacy
Kaeme exists to help a parent keep their own child's memories. Because that's the most sensitive data we hold, we hold it to a higher bar.
Last updated September 2026
A parent's tool, not a child's app
Kaeme is used by an adult — a parent or guardian — to keep a private record of their own child. Children do not create accounts, sign in, or use Kaeme themselves. There is no social network, no public profile, no discovery, and no way for anyone to contact a child through Kaeme.
What we hold, and why it's minimal
For each child you set up, Kaeme stores only what the archive needs: a name (a nickname is fine), an optional birthday (used to show the child's age on each memory), and the moments you choose to add. We don't ask for anything we don't need, and you can leave fields blank.
How it's protected
- Private by default.A child's timeline is visible only to you. Nothing is public; photos are served only through short-lived signed links.
- No advertising, no profiling, no selling.We show no ads, run no third-party advertising or tracking SDKs, and never sell or share a child's data.
- Never used to train models.A child's photos and words are never used to train machine-learning models — ours or anyone else's.
- Encrypted storage, EU-hosted. Photos are encrypted at rest with our EU-based storage provider and scoped to your account.
Consent & control
As the adult account holder, you provide your child's information and consent to its processing on their behalf. You are always in control: you can edit or delete any child or moment, export the archive, or delete your accountentirely, which erases your children's photos and data from our systems.
Age & jurisdiction
Kaeme is intended for use by adults (18+). We handle personal data in line with the GDPR, including the additional care it requires for children's data. Where laws such as the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) apply, note that Kaeme collects a child's information only from the parent operating the account, not from the child.
Questions
If you have any concern about how your child's memories are handled, email support@getdailydone.com. See also our full privacy policy and how we handle memories.