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Famylist privacy

What Famylist stores about you and your children, why, who helps us store it, and what your rights are.

Updated 11 October 2026.

Who is responsible

Famylist is run from Norway by its owner, who is the controller of your personal data.

Questions about privacy or your data: privacy@famylist.com

What we store and why

We do not sell your data, show ads, or use analytics or tracking.

Legal basis

Who processes data for us

These companies store or carry your data on our behalf:

How long we keep your data

Children

A child cannot sign up. A parent or guardian adds a child to a group and signs them in on a device by showing a code. A child account holds the child's name, language, lists and wishes, and no email address or password. Only the adults who manage the child can act for them, and the group can see the child's lists, as with any member.

We process a child's data at the request of the adults who manage them, who can see, download and delete it. When the last of them deletes their account, the child's account is deleted too.

What is stored in your browser

Famylist uses no tracking cookies. The app keeps this in your browser:

Logging out removes the local storage.

Your rights

For anything you cannot do yourself, email us and we answer within a month: privacy@famylist.com

Complaints

You can complain to the Norwegian Data Protection Authority (Datatilsynet): datatilsynet.no

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