No public child profiles
The experience is organized around families rather than public social identities.
Family trust
A family story should stay with the family.
Privacy is part of Aginaire’s product direction from the beginning. The aim is rich family storytelling without turning children’s routines, choices, or identities into advertising inventory.
Our direction
Private by structure, not by slogan.
We want the safer choice to be the normal choice: family-scoped experiences, parent-set boundaries, minimal context, and no behavioural advertising model.
Parent-controlled boundaries
Parents and caregivers should understand and control what belongs inside the experience.
Collect less
Story systems should receive only what they need for the intended experience.
No ad targeting
Routines, choices, journals, and memories should not exist to improve advertising profiles.
Clear export expectations
Families should be able to understand and retrieve the information that belongs to them.
Clear deletion expectations
Deletion flows are a public-launch requirement and are still being completed.
What is ready — and what is not
Aginaire already has family/player account scaffolding in active development. That does not mean every public-launch account and privacy control is complete.
Not yet described as production-ready: account recovery, email verification, final privacy and terms documents, account deletion, and the complete retention/export experience. Payments are also disabled until Canadian pricing and payment configuration are complete.
Before a broader public launch
Aginaire should publish the final privacy policy and terms that explain what is collected, why it is needed, where it is processed, retention periods, subprocessors, parental controls, export and deletion procedures, and the child-account rules that apply in launch regions.
Company relationship
Aginaire is a product of Zenastra. Zenastra is the company responsible for the product and the public company/legal information that accompanies it.
Trust is part of
the family experience.