Nolia is used by children, so we built it the way we'd want software built for our own: assume nothing, encrypt everything personal, and never let a child's data pay for anything.
Children's names and photos are encrypted at field level (AES-256) — even inside our own database they're not lying around in plain text.
When you delete, we destroy the keys — crypto-shredding. There is no quiet archive.
No chat with strangers, no public profiles, no social feed. Photo uploads are checked. It's a learning space, not a network.
We measure how Nolia is doing without child data. No profiles, no ad pixels on family data, no exceptions.
Every family's data is isolated at database level — fail closed. A bug on our side shows you nothing of anyone else, and vice versa.
Fonts are self-hosted (no calls to ad-tech CDNs), backups are encrypted daily, and our legal texts exist in a kid-friendly version, with a real complaints channel.
We built Nolia to align with Australia's Children's Online Privacy Code ahead of it becoming binding -->, and to GDPR standards for our European launch. Privacy questions get real replies.
See it for yourself in the demo — no sign-up, gone after an hour.