Cloudberry runs on a small set of third-party services. This page lists each of them, what it does for us and what information reaches it. It is the list our Privacy Policy refers to.
Last updated: 12 October 2026
Every story is written, narrated and illustrated by AI. These providers receive only what a story needs, act on our behalf and may not use your information to train their models.
Writes the story text and narrates it with its text-to-speech voices.
The API gateway through which we send requests to Google’s models and to Recraft.
Draws the cover and the illustrations for each story.
Times the narration so that the words can be highlighted while the story is read aloud.
Before a story is created, the text you enter is checked by an automated classifier. If it is deemed unsafe or unsuitable, it is not used and the app tells you.
Screens what you type for safety before a story is created.
Where your account, your children’s profiles and your stories live.
Our database, sign-in service and file storage. Holds accounts, child profiles, stories, narration audio and illustrations, and sends account emails such as password resets.
Runs our API servers, the background workers that create stories and the queue between them.
Hosts this website and our internal admin console.
These services help us understand how the app is used and find crashes.
Product analytics for the app.
Crash and error reports from the app and our servers.
If you sign in with Google or Apple, that provider confirms your identity and we receive your email address and name.
Confirms your identity when you sign in with your Google account.
Confirms your identity when you sign in with your Apple ID.
Delivers updates to the app between store releases.
Hosts our mailboxes, including support@cloudberry.kids and privacy@cloudberry.kids.
We update this page when a provider is added or replaced. If you have a question about how your information is handled, write to privacy@cloudberry.kids.
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