Safety & privacy

Your world should feel safe enough to be honest in.

Little World holds real memories about real people. That responsibility shapes the product before it shapes the marketing.

A closed cloth-bound book tied with a ribbon, resting on a sunlit windowsill beside a plant
Closed by default. Nobody reads it unless you hand it over.

Private by default

Everything you save and everything you make is private until you choose otherwise. There is no public feed and no accidental discovery.

No training on your world

Your people, places, memories and books are not used to train models. Context is used only to make the thing you asked for.

Delete means delete

Remove a moment, a person or a whole book. Deletion is real, not hidden behind an archive you cannot see.

Extra care with children

Stories involving children are held to a stricter standard: no sexualisation, no exploitation, no distressing depiction, and never public by default.

Readable by more people

Clear contrast, keyboard navigation, sensible focus states, real alt text, and reduced-motion support are requirements, not extras.

Sharing

Sharing is an action, never a default.

If you decide to share a book, you choose who can see it and you can withdraw access. Nothing you make becomes public because you forgot to change a setting.

A family at a kitchen table turning one page of their book towards a visiting friend, other books closed beside them
One page, one person, when you feel like it.

Photographs

An exact photo stays an exact photo.

When you keep a photograph as-is, it is placed in the book unaltered. Turning a photo into an illustration, or using it as reference for a new scene, is an explicit choice you make.

Little World

Built to be trusted with real memories.

If something here is unclear, ask us before you save a single thing.

Private by default. Nothing is remembered unless you save it.