WFL is built for kids and families. This policy explains, in plain language, what information WFL uses and how parents can stay in control.
Effective October 2026
This Privacy Policy applies to WFL, operated by Michael Davis, including the WFL mobile app and the services connected to it. We collect only the information needed to make trades, votes, account access, and recovery work.
Information We Collect
A WFL account uses a username chosen by the child. No email address or password is required.
Account information: the chosen username, a random login token stored in the device's secure storage, and a secret recovery code shown once at signup.
App activity: trades posted, votes cast, and preset reactions selected.
Optional parent recovery email: a parent may add an email address behind the grown-ups gate. It is used only to help recover the account.
How We Use It
To create and keep a WFL account signed in on the device.
To display posted trades, count community votes, and show preset reactions.
To protect the service, prevent misuse, and keep WFL working reliably.
To recover an account when the recovery code is used, or when a parent requests recovery through an optional parent email.
WFL uses community trade value information from AMVGG and Elvebredd to power value checks and trends. Those values are reference information and may change over time.
What We Never Collect
WFL does not collect real names, home addresses, precise location, photos, or contact lists. There is no open chat.
WFL has no third-party advertising, no ad trackers, and no behavioral tracking.
In-App Purchases
The optional one-time Unlimited Trades unlock is processed entirely by Apple or Google. WFL never sees or stores a payment card number, bank account number, or other payment details. Apple or Google may provide WFL with a purchase confirmation so the app can unlock the feature.
Data Security
We use reasonable administrative, technical, and organizational safeguards designed to protect information. The random login token is stored in secure storage on the device. No system can guarantee perfect security, but WFL limits the information it collects so less personal information is at risk.
The secret recovery code should be kept somewhere private. WFL shows it once at signup so a family can save it for account recovery.
Parents' Rights (COPPA)
Parents and legal guardians may contact us to:
Ask whether WFL has information connected to their child's account.
Review the information associated with the child's account.
Ask us to correct or delete the child's information and account.
Refuse any further collection or use of the child's information.
We may need to verify that the requester is the child's parent or legal guardian before giving access or completing a deletion request. We will use any information provided for verification only for that purpose.
Changes to This Policy
We may update this policy as WFL changes. When we do, we will post the updated policy here and change the effective date. If a change materially affects how children's information is collected, used, or shared, we will provide notice and obtain parental consent when required by law.
Contact
Parents and guardians can contact WFL about privacy, account review, or deletion requests at: