Stamplo is designed to exceed the ICO Children's Code and align with UK GDPR and the spirit of COPPA. Every child is protected. Every parent stays in control.
Stamplo is built with a zero-trust mindset and secure-by-default architecture:
While no system can promise perfection, Stamplo is designed to protect children like your own — because that's exactly who it was built for.
The ICO Children's Code contains 15 principles. We've built Stamplo to honour all of them — thoughtfully, thoroughly, and transparently.
The child’s best interests must be a primary consideration when designing and developing online services.
Only the minimum amount of personal data necessary to provide the service should be collected.
The service must work differently depending on the child’s age, development, and maturity.
Children and parents must be provided clear information about how their data is used.
Children’s data must not be used in ways that are harmful to their wellbeing.
Services must uphold published standards that protect children.
Settings must be set to high privacy by default.
Children’s data must not be disclosed unless it’s needed to provide the service.
Tools should allow parents to supervise their child’s use of the service.
Profiling should be avoided unless strictly necessary.
Design should not encourage children to provide more data or lower their privacy.
Where applicable, connected products must be safe and secure.
Children must be able to easily report concerns or get help.
Children and parents should be able to access or move their data.
It should be easy to delete accounts and associated data.