Every decision we make — product, design, data, content — starts with one question: is this safe and healthy for a 13-year-old girl? If the answer is no, we don't build it. That's not a policy. It's a promise.
Our Commitments
Before we tell you what Spark does, we want to be clear about what it will never, under any circumstances, do.
Age-Aware Design
Parental consent required
Optional parental visibility
Full autonomy
Our Safety Principles
01
We design for emotional health, not just data security. Every AI interaction is tested for psychological impact. We don't gaslight, shame, compare, or create dependency. We build resilience.
02
We follow privacy-by-design principles — collecting only what's needed, encrypting data in transit and at rest, and giving users full control. We will never monetize personal data.
03
Our AI is trained to detect crisis signals — self-harm ideation, eating disorder markers, abuse indicators. When flagged, escalation pathways involve humans, not just bots, and crisis resources are surfaced immediately.
04
We don't use A/B tested dark patterns to increase screen time. We don't reward engagement with dopamine loops. We measure success by growth, not minutes per day. Less time, more impact.
05
Our AI models are trained differently for each age tier. Content, tone, and recommendations for a 13-year-old are fundamentally different from those for a 22-year-old. We take developmental psychology seriously.
06
We publish clear, plain-language privacy policies. We notify users of any changes. We provide full data exports on request. We don't bury data practices in fine print. What we do with data, we tell you.
Data Protection Philosophy
In a world where most free apps monetize your attention and data, we take the opposite approach. Auralen Spark is a subscription product precisely because we need to earn revenue from users — not from selling their information.
Built for girls. Designed with safety at the center. We hold ourselves to the standard she deserves — and we welcome parents, advocates, and researchers to hold us to it too.