Safe, private games for young kids

No ads. No chat. No strangers. Lots of jumping.

A safe game for a young kid has no chat, no ads, no sign-up and nothing pushing them to buy. Zazti's 12 games have none of those, and the camera they play with never sends a picture anywhere. Kids play in the browser by moving in front of the webcam: bop balloons, flap like a bird, freeze on red.

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What should a safe game for a young kid have?

Nobody they can talk to. No ads. Nothing that asks for an email, a photo or where they live. Nothing pushing them to spend money. And rounds that end, instead of the next one starting by itself.

Zazti ticks all five. A round lasts about a minute and stops on a results screen. The one exception is Party Mode, which plays games back to back until you stop it.

Is the camera safe?

The camera image is read inside your browser, many times a second, to find the head, hands, hips and feet. Then it's thrown away. We never upload or keep any video or picture of the players.

One thing waits on your device: the liveliest few seconds of each round, in memory, so a grown-up can share them from the results screen. Sharing takes a grown-up's press-and-hold. If nobody shares, the clip is deleted when the next round starts.

Can strangers talk to my child?

No. There's no chat, no messages, no friend requests and no online play. Two players means two kids in front of the same camera.

What does Zazti save?

A made-up nickname and an emoji, the scores, and a random code that ties them to your device. That's it. No real names, emails, photos, phone numbers or locations.

Are there ads?

No ads of any kind, no ad networks and no third-party analytics. Zazti is free to play.

Can I delete what's saved?

Yes, in a few seconds. Open the ☰ menu, tap Privacy & safety, press and hold, then Delete my data. It clears the nickname, scores and achievements from our server and from the device.

You can also use the delete page, or write to privacy@zazti.com.

What can a kid open by accident?

Not much. Email links, sharing, and the privacy and delete pages wait behind a press-and-hold. A small kid lets go, or never finds it.

Which games suit the youngest?

Kids 3 and up. Start with Balloon Keep, Santa Catch, Bubble Splash: big targets, no reading, and every touch counts. A grown-up can be player two.

All of this is in the privacy policy, in plain English.

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