Mapolis is built with care using open-source tools, public domain data, and the work of talented artists and educators.
Our content tiers meet or exceed nationally recognized K–12 geography curriculum standards. We use these frameworks as a minimum bar — then go further with engaging content that sparks curiosity beyond the textbook:
Avatar styles sourced from DiceBear open-source packages by Florian Körner.
Animal Preserve illustrations from Microsoft Fluent Emoji 3D via @lobehub/fluent-emoji-3d on unpkg CDN.
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No tracking. No targeting. No data to sell. Just geography. · Gnalopey LLC · April 2026
Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. Anonymous profiles, data minimization, no third-party behavioral tracking, parental email for under-18 accounts. 2024 amendments (AI training restrictions, tighter consent) satisfied by architecture.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act. EdTech vendor role — no student PII, no cross-classroom access, educator-scoped data. Data Processing Agreements with school districts before classroom deployments.
Prohibits deceptive data practices and dark patterns. Privacy posture matches privacy policy exactly. Parental gate is a real cognitive task, not a speed bump.
Children's Internet Protection Act. No harmful content, no open-form communication, no external links from the student experience, fully moderated handles.
California Consumer Privacy Act. Gnalopey LLC currently qualifies for the small business exemption. No user data is sold or shared regardless of threshold status.
Student Online Personal Information Protection Act + 20 state equivalents. Classroom mode permanently ad-free. No student data for targeting. No data sold.
California Age-Appropriate Design Code. Partially enjoined; 9th Circuit partially reinstated March 2026. Architecture meets the code substantively regardless of legal status.
Digital Age Assurance Act. OS-level age signals required at app launch. Birth-year gate already provides equivalent assurance. Platform APIs integrated at native app submission.
In-force provisions (locked age registration, no geolocation, no targeted ads) met. Feature flags ready if enjoined provisions are reinstated.
Texas Data Privacy and Security Act. Small business exemption currently applies. Data minimization applied structurally regardless.
Compliance responsibility sits with Apple and Google as the app stores. Education classification supports an exemption; legal review in progress.
No disallowed SDKs. Parental gate before purchases and external links. No PII to third parties. 2025 rating system completed at iOS submission. Declared Age Range API planned for native build.
No persistent advertising identifiers. Data minimization throughout. Parental gate before purchases. IARC questionnaire completed at Android submission.
Ads fully stubbed in beta. Before public launch: child-directed treatment flags enabled, human-reviewed contextual units only — for all users.
Data minimization, purpose limitation, privacy by design, deletion rights, no third-party sharing. Before EU-scale launch: EU data residency, sub-processor DPAs, GDPR privacy notice.
All 15 standards met: maximum privacy by default, data minimization, no advertising profiling, no geolocation. DPIA and child-friendly privacy section before UK-targeted launch.
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