Handwriting practice for iPhone and iPad
Inkla is built for young learners. The privacy model is simple: everything stays on the device. Nothing about a child's practice sessions ever leaves the device.
The following is stored locally on your child's iPhone or iPad, and only there:
All local data is encrypted by iOS when the device is locked. Data is deleted when the app is removed, except the date the free trial started, which is kept in the device's keychain so the trial survives a reinstall.
When an Apple Pencil is connected, Inkla records pressure per stroke to show the child when a stroke was too light or too heavy. This data is processed on-device, used only during the current and recent sessions, and never transmitted.
Inkla is designed for children. It collects no personal information from children of any age. Because the app does not transmit data and does not use any identifiers, it is consistent with COPPA and GDPR-K principles for children's products. No parental consent mechanism is needed because there is no data collection.
Inkla does not integrate any third-party analytics, advertising, or tracking SDKs. Letter recognition runs on the device.
All data is deleted when the app is uninstalled, apart from the trial start date described above. There is no cloud copy, no account to close, and nothing to request removal of.