Privacy

Mep Games LLC ("Mep Games", "we") makes small games. Some are for all ages, and some are made especially for young children. This page says what the games do with information about you and your children. Last updated November 5, 2026.

What the games collect

The games send nothing to us. They have no accounts, no ads and no analytics. Only Tobi's Learning Igloo, Tobi's Toboggan, Tobi's Snow Dash and Tobi's Bakery can reach the internet, through Google Play's billing library, which they use for purchases (see below).

What stays on the device

A game saves your progress, such as stars earned, what Tobi is wearing and the pictures drawn in Tobi's Learning Igloo, on the device it's installed on. If Android backup is turned on, Android also keeps a copy in your Google account's backup, which we can't see, so reinstalling the game can bring progress back. The child's name in Tobi's Learning Igloo is never backed up.

Tobi's Snowman keeps photos of the snowmen built in its album, on the device like the rest. A parent, behind the parental gate, can also save a photo to the device's pictures, in a "Tobi's Snowman" folder. That copy is an ordinary picture on the device: it stays there if the game is uninstalled, until you delete it.

Purchases

Tobi's Learning Igloo™ is free to install. Letters, Numbers, Draw and My Name are free, and the other activities each have a free first level, then a one-time unlock, with no ads, subscriptions or in-game currency. A parent has to confirm each purchase behind a parental gate, and Google Play takes the payment. We never see card or payment details. The game only learns, from Google Play on the device, which unlocks have been bought. Google Play's billing library, which handles purchases, asks for internet access and may send Google diagnostics about them; that goes to Google, not to us, and Google's privacy policy covers it.

Tobi's Toboggan™ is free to install. Its first worlds are free, then each other world is a one-time purchase, or one purchase opens them all, with no ads, subscriptions or in-game currency. Google Play takes the payment, and the game only learns, from Google Play on the device, which unlocks have been bought. The same billing library handles it, as above.

Tobi's Snow Dash™ is free to install. Its first worlds are free, then each other world is a one-time purchase, or one purchase opens them all, with no ads, subscriptions or in-game currency. A parent has to confirm each purchase behind a parental gate, and Google Play takes the payment. The game only learns, from Google Play on the device, which unlocks have been bought. The same billing library handles it, as above.

Tobi's Bakery™ is free to install. Its first levels are free, then a one-time purchase opens the rest, with no ads or subscriptions. The fish earned in the game are spent only in the game and are never sold. A parent has to confirm the purchase behind a parental gate, and Google Play takes the payment. The game only learns, from Google Play on the device, whether the unlock has been bought. The same billing library handles it, as above.

For the My Name activity, a parent or guardian can type a child's first name, behind the parental gate. It's kept on the device, with the rest of the progress, and is never sent anywhere.

Ratings

Tobi's Toboggan also uses Google Play's in-app review library. Once a player has cleared the free worlds, the game asks Google Play once for its rating card, and Google Play decides whether to show it. A rating or review written there goes to Google Play and is posted on the game's Google Play page, like any Play review. The game never learns whether the card showed or what was written, and Google's privacy policy covers it.

Children

We don't collect personal information from children, or from anyone. The only personal information a game holds is a child's first name in My Name, typed by a parent behind the parental gate, and it never leaves the device. No one else gets information from the games: they have no third-party code besides Google Play's billing library and, in Tobi's Toboggan, its in-app review library, both described above. We follow the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), the GDPR and Google Play's Families policy.

As nothing is sent to us, we hold nothing about your child to show you or delete. Uninstalling a game removes everything it saved on the device, except photos saved to the device's pictures as above, and you can delete its Android backup from your Google account.

What Google Play shows us

Google Play gives us totals such as installs, ratings and crash counts. That comes from Google, not from the games, and Google's own privacy policy covers it.

Permissions

Tobi's Learning Igloo asks for vibration and Google Play billing, and Google's billing library adds internet access and network state. Tobi's Snow Dash asks for vibration, for a short buzz when Tobi stumbles and a tiny tick when a settings switch flips, which the Vibration switch in its settings turns off. It also asks for Google Play billing, and Google's billing library adds internet access and network state. Tobi's Toboggan asks for vibration, for a short buzz when Tobi is hurt, loses a life or lands a belly-flop dive, and a tiny tick when a settings switch flips, which the Vibration switch in its settings turns off. It also asks for Google Play billing, and Google's billing library adds internet access and network state. Tobi's Bakery asks for vibration, for a short buzz on each pick, box and bump, which the Vibration switch in its settings turns off. It also asks for Google Play billing, and Google's billing library adds internet access and network state. The other games ask for no permissions.

Changes

If this page changes, the new version goes here with a new date. A change to what a game collects would also be noted in that game's "What's new" on Google Play.

Contact

Mep Games LLC. Questions about privacy: support@mep-games.com