Safe AI learning for kids 8 to 15. MOLA is one AI learning buddy: study help with a tutor mode, apps and games, a presentation designer, money skills, move and sleep, exploring careers and ideas, and social skills.
Every tool is open to everyone, and MOLA follows real guidance from US government agencies. It is public, so you can read it yourself.
Every message is checked before the AI sees it. Unsafe topics are stopped, and grown-ups get an email alert with the conversation of that day.
Upload your notes, a worksheet, or a photo of the board. MOLA answers only from your own stuff: spaced practice, quizzes, explain it back.
Math, reading or any problem, by grade. MOLA tutors one step at a time without giving the answer away, then the kid gives the answer and MOLA checks it.
Split your money into save, spend and share jars, and plan how fast you reach your goal. Earn, save, protect, spend, borrow.
Fun bodyweight moves for your space and time, a habit tracker, and better sleep. 60 active minutes. The right sleep for their age.
Find jobs that fit what you love, practice an interview, plan a family trip, and turn an idea into a real plan. What a job is, the training, the real pay.
Talk through friend stuff and big feelings with MOLA, then find the words to fix it. Say stop, say no. Walk away. Tell a grown-up.
Describe a game or an app and watch it get built, or turn your notes into real slides with Presentation Designer. Play it, download it, share it. No ads, no data selling, and every AI answer is safety-filtered.
Switch any time. MOLA, every tool and every guide speak all three.
All public United States government works. MOLA is not affiliated with or endorsed by these agencies.
Kids never need an email. You create their account, set their time, and see everything they do. Ages 8 to 15, six subjects, one grown-up in charge.
Checked first, and you hear first
A safety check reads every message before MOLA answers, and anything unsafe is stopped right there.
When something is stopped, you get an email and the conversation on your dashboard. See an AI safety alert or an Activity notice.
Built on what schools teach
Every Learning Plan is mapped, lesson by lesson, to the Texas (TEKS) and California (Common Core and science) standards for Grades 2 to 9, covering every math, science and reading standard of both states.
Science facts are checked against U.S. government sources, and reading passages come from classic public-domain books.
MOLA Learn is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Education Agency, the California Department of Education or the authors of these standards. Common Core State Standards © 2010 NGA Center and CCSSO.Every chat, every tool, in your log
Review a whole month of what your kid asked and made, right from your account.
Kid login you own
Your account name plus a 6-digit PIN. No email, no password, nothing for a kid to leak or forget.
A daily limit for each kid
Set the minutes. When they are up, MOLA says goodnight until tomorrow.
No subscription. You hold the wallet.
Sparks are bought only by you. Kids can never spend more than you gave them, and packs never expire.
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Sparks are credits. Every time your kid chats with MOLA or uses a tool, a few Sparks are used. Every kid gets free Sparks to start, and you can buy a pack anytime for more. No subscription, and packs never expire.
All sales are final, with no refunds: a Spark pack purchase cannot be refunded, exchanged or transferred. Paid Sparks never expire, and every family can try free Sparks first.
Grown-ups use a passkey or their email. Kids use their username and PIN.
Forgot your PIN? Ask your grown-up to set a new one.
Type your email. We will send you a link that signs you in and opens the page to set a new password.
Grown-ups sign up here, then create kid accounts inside.
No password needed. Right after this, your phone or computer saves a passkey: you sign in with your face, fingerprint or device code.
This device cannot save a passkey here, so please set a password.
No passkey was saved. That is fine: set a password instead, and you can add a passkey later in Profile.
If you ever lose this phone or forget your password, one of these codes signs you in. Each works once. Keep them somewhere safe, like a notes app or on paper. They are shown only now.
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Last updated: October 8, 2026
MOLA Learn ("Service") is operated by A7CLOUD LLC ("we", "us"). By creating an account or using the Service you agree to these Terms. If you create accounts for children or students, you agree to these Terms on their behalf.
Accounts are held by adults: a parent, legal guardian, or other grown-up who looks after the kids using it. You must be at least 18 and able to agree to these Terms.
Kid accounts (username and a PIN of 6 to 8 digits) are created and owned by a grown-up account. The grown-up is responsible for the kid's use of the Service, for keeping the PIN private, and for supervising use as appropriate for the child's age. Each grown-up account can have up to 2 kid accounts.
The topics are AI tools for learning and fun. Answers can be wrong, incomplete, or out of date. Nothing in the Service is medical, mental-health, financial, legal, or professional advice. Kids should check important things with a trusted grown-up.
If a kid mentions bullying, self-harm, someone hurting them, or feeling unsafe, MOLA stops the task and tells them to talk to a trusted grown-up, and the answer includes crisis lines (call or text 988 in the US, call 111 in Vietnam). The message is marked "Safety check" in the grown-up's activity log, except when a kid says someone is hurting them: then our safety team is told instead, because the person hurting a child can sometimes be the account holder (see How we protect kids). The Service is not an emergency or crisis service; in an emergency, call your local emergency number.
Not a school. The Service is not a school, a tutoring service, or an accredited curriculum, and we do not promise any grade, score, test result or credit. Lessons, quizzes and plans are written by AI and checked by our software, not by a teacher. Families who homeschool are responsible for meeting their own state's or country's rules.
Every kid account gets free Sparks as shown on our pricing: a one-time trial, or an amount that refills monthly or daily. Free Sparks do not roll over. Using MOLA spends Sparks at the rates shown in the app; in a chat, one Spark covers a set amount of conversation, and the next Spark is used when it runs out (the Sparks counter in the app shows what is left).
Grown-ups can buy Spark packs (the Spark Starter Pack or the Spark Big Pack) through Stripe. Each pack is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Paid Sparks do not expire while the account exists and are held in one family pool that the grown-up and their kids all spend from.
All sales are final. We do not offer refunds on purchased Sparks. Paid Sparks never expire, and every family can try MOLA and every tool with free Sparks before buying. If a payment is disputed or reversed through Stripe, a card network or a bank (a chargeback), the card network's dispute rules apply and we record it in our accounts. If that happens and the account has no purchased Sparks left, we disable the account and its kids' accounts. This does not remove any right the law gives you that cannot be waived. Sparks have no cash value and cannot be transferred to another owner. We may change prices and Spark costs; changes apply to future use and purchases.
Do not use the Service to create or seek content that is illegal, sexual, hateful, violent, harassing, or that shares someone else's personal information. Do not try to break, overload, or get around the Service's limits or safety features. Owners must not create kid accounts for children they are not responsible for.
Do not copy the Service or its content in bulk, scrape it, resell it, or make a competing service from it; do not use bots, scripts or mass sign-ups; and do not use the Service or its Output to train or improve another AI model.
Account owners can see their kids' activity log: each question, the tool used, and MOLA's answer. Kids are told this in the app. Logs are kept for 30 days by default (never more than 90) and then deleted automatically.
Keep your password, passkeys, recovery codes, sign-in links and your kids' PINs private, and do not share an account. You are responsible for what happens on your account and your kids' accounts. Tell us at once at info@a7cloud.com if you think someone else has used them.
Some actions cannot be undone: deleting a kid account or your own account, clearing MOLA's memory, and deleting a saved work remove it from the Service, and we cannot bring it back for you. Copies leave our encrypted backups as they rotate out, as our Privacy Policy explains.
We may pause or close accounts that break these Terms. Owners can pause or delete any of their kid accounts at any time and can delete their own account from Settings, which deletes their kid accounts too. Unused paid Sparks are lost when an owner account is deleted.
Your content. You and your kids keep the rights you have in what you type and upload. You let us store and process it only to run the Service for you, as our Privacy Policy explains. You may use Output for personal, family, homeschool and classroom learning. Output written by AI may not be protected by copyright, and other people may receive similar Output.
Our content. The Service's software, design, the text we wrote, our lists of topics and skills, and our figures and pictures belong to A7CLOUD LLC or its licensors. You may use them only inside the Service, for learning.
Old texts. Reading passages we provide are in the public domain in the United States, and we show where each one comes from. Their status can differ in other countries.
Standards and tests. Where we show codes from learning standards (for example Texas TEKS, California standards, the Common Core State Standards or the Next Generation Science Standards), they are references that show how a lesson fits, not the standards' text. The Service is not affiliated with, sponsored or endorsed by the Texas Education Agency, the California Department of Education, the authors of the Common Core State Standards, WestEd, or any test publisher. STAAR® is a registered trademark of the Texas Education Agency. Common Core State Standards © Copyright 2010, National Governors Association Center for Best Practices and Council of Chief State School Officers; all rights reserved. Next Generation Science Standards® is a registered trademark of WestEd; neither WestEd nor the lead states and partners that developed the Next Generation Science Standards were involved in the production of this product, and they do not endorse it.
Copyright complaints. If you believe material on the Service, such as an uploaded file or a shared app, infringes your copyright, send our copyright agent a notice at info@a7cloud.com (A7CLOUD LLC) with: your physical or electronic signature; the copyrighted work; where the material is on the Service; your name, address, phone and email; a statement that you believe in good faith the use is not authorized by the owner, its agent or the law; and a statement, under penalty of perjury, that your notice is accurate and that you are the owner or are authorized to act for the owner. We remove or disable material named in a valid notice and tell the person who posted it, who may send a counter-notice as the U.S. Digital Millennium Copyright Act allows. We close the accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate cases.
The Service depends on other companies, including Cloudflare (hosting and storage), Stripe (payments), the AI providers listed on the How we protect kids page, and our email provider. They work under their own terms and policies. We choose them with care, but we are not responsible for their outages or their own acts.
The Service uses artificial intelligence. The answers, summaries, quizzes, plans, apps, games, presentations and other material it generates ("Output") may be incorrect, incomplete, out of date, or unsuitable for a particular purpose, and the safety checks described in the app may not catch every unsafe request or response. You acknowledge these limits and agree that Output is provided for learning and entertainment only, and that you and your kids must review Output and confirm it with a trusted source before relying on it, including for schoolwork, health, money, safety, or any decision.
The accuracy of Output depends on what is entered ("Input"), including questions, notes, files, tables and descriptions a kid provides. Inaccurate, incomplete or misleading Input produces Output that is likewise inaccurate. You are responsible for all Input from your account and your kids' accounts, for all use of Output, and for any file, app or presentation sent from the Service to a third party, including all consequences of that use.
You represent and warrant that you are the parent or legal guardian of, or otherwise responsible for, each child for whom you create a kid account; that you have the right to give consent under applicable children's privacy laws on that child's behalf; that any notes, files or other material uploaded to the Service are yours or you have permission to use them; and that your use, and your kids' use, of the Service and Output will not violate these Terms, the rights of any third party, or applicable law.
The Service is designed for supervised use. Grown-ups agree to supervise their kids' use as appropriate for the child's age, to review the activity log, and to respond to safety alerts. We may add safeguards, limits or confirmation steps, but we do not represent or warrant that any safeguard will prevent every unintended, unsafe or erroneous Output. Records of activity available in the Service may be incomplete, and you remain responsible for monitoring use of your account and your kids' accounts. Safety checks, alerts and any notice to our staff help raise awareness; they are not a monitoring service, we do not watch the Service around the clock, and they create no duty for us to act.
We protect the Service with the security program described in our Privacy Policy. No online service can promise complete security, and we do not promise that the Service will be free of attacks, outages or loss of data. If we learn that personal information was accessed without permission, we look into it, act to contain it, and tell affected grown-ups and the authorities as the law requires. Section 13 still applies to any such event.
THE SERVICE AND ALL OUTPUT ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, A7CLOUD LLC AND ITS OWNERS, OFFICERS, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS AND SUPPLIERS (THE "COMPANY ENTITIES") DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, AND UNINTERRUPTED OR ERROR-FREE OPERATION. THE COMPANY ENTITIES DO NOT WARRANT THAT OUTPUT WILL BE ACCURATE, COMPLETE, SAFE OR SUITABLE FOR ANY PURPOSE, OR THAT THE SERVICE WILL BE FREE OF VIRUSES OR OTHER HARMFUL COMPONENTS. SOME JURISDICTIONS DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO SOME OF THE ABOVE MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.
TO THE EXTENT NOT PROHIBITED BY LAW, YOU AGREE THAT IN NO EVENT WILL THE COMPANY ENTITIES BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF USE, DATA, PROFITS OR GOODWILL, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, THE COST OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES, OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES OR LOSSES ARISING OUT OF OR RELATED TO THE SERVICE, ANY OUTPUT, OR YOUR USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE THE SERVICE, HOWEVER CAUSED AND UNDER ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE), STRICT LIABILITY OR OTHERWISE, EVEN IF THE COMPANY ENTITIES HAVE BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. THE COMPANY ENTITIES' TOTAL LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING OUT OF OR RELATING TO THE SERVICE OR THESE TERMS SHALL NOT EXCEED THE GREATER OF FIVE U.S. DOLLARS ($5.00) OR THE AMOUNT YOU PAID US FOR THE SERVICE IN THE SIX (6) MONTHS BEFORE THE EVENT GIVING RISE TO THE CLAIM. THESE LIMITATIONS APPLY EVEN IF A REMEDY FAILS OF ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE, AND DO NOT LIMIT LIABILITY THAT CANNOT BE LIMITED UNDER APPLICABLE LAW.
Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability for fraud, gross negligence, willful misconduct, or anything else that the law does not allow to be limited or excluded.
You agree to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Company Entities from any claim, loss, liability, damage or expense, including reasonable legal fees, arising out of or related to your or your kids' Input, use of Output, violation of these Terms, or violation of any law or third-party right.
We are not responsible for delays or failures caused by events beyond our reasonable control, including cyberattacks, outages of the internet or of the companies in Section 9, power failures, natural disasters, epidemics, war, or government action.
Talk to us first. Before starting any formal proceeding, you agree to send a written description of the dispute to info@a7cloud.com and to try in good faith to resolve it with us for 60 days.
Binding arbitration. If we cannot resolve it, you and A7CLOUD LLC agree that any dispute, claim or controversy arising out of or relating to the Service or these Terms will be resolved by binding individual arbitration administered by the American Arbitration Association under its Consumer Arbitration Rules, rather than in court, except that either party may bring an individual claim in small-claims court, and either party may seek public injunctive relief where the law allows. The Federal Arbitration Act governs this section. Arbitration may take place by video or telephone, or in Harris County, Texas.
Opt-out. You may reject this arbitration agreement by emailing info@a7cloud.com with "Arbitration opt-out" and the account email within 30 days of first creating your account. Opting out does not affect any other part of these Terms.
Class-action waiver. TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, YOU AND A7CLOUD LLC AGREE THAT ANY PROCEEDING WILL BE CONDUCTED ONLY IN EACH PARTY'S INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY CLASS, CONSOLIDATED, MULTIPLE-PLAINTIFF OR REPRESENTATIVE ACTION. THE ARBITRATOR MAY NOT COMBINE OR AGGREGATE CLAIMS, CONDUCT A CLASS ACTION, OR MAKE AN AWARD TO ANY PERSON WHO IS NOT A PARTY TO THE ARBITRATION. If this waiver is found unenforceable as to a particular claim, the agreement to arbitrate is void as to that claim, which must then be brought in a court of competent jurisdiction, and this paragraph does not limit your right to seek public injunctive relief where the law allows.
Mass claims. If 25 or more similar demands for arbitration are filed against us by or with the help of the same or coordinated lawyers or organizations, the American Arbitration Association's Mass Arbitration Supplementary Rules apply, and the AAA may handle the demands in batches as those rules allow. Batching is only for handling the demands; each claim is still decided on its own. Any deadline to bring a claim is paused while that claim waits in this process.
Jury waiver. IF FOR ANY REASON A CLAIM GOES TO COURT RATHER THAN TO ARBITRATION, YOU AND A7CLOUD LLC EACH WAIVE ANY RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL, TO THE EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS.
We may update these Terms. For a material change, every grown-up is asked in the app to read and agree to the new version before they keep using the Service, and we record which version they agreed to and when; we may also tell you by email. Any change to Section 16 is a material change. It applies only to disputes that arise after you agree to it, never to a dispute that arose, or that either of us knew about, before then, and an arbitration opt-out you already sent still applies. If you do not agree to a new version, stop using the Service and email info@a7cloud.com, and we will pause or delete your account and your kids' accounts. These Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Texas, United States, without regard to its conflict-of-law rules, and any court proceeding permitted by Section 16 will be brought in the state or federal courts in Harris County, Texas. If any part of these Terms is held unenforceable, the rest remains in effect.
These Terms, the Privacy Policy and the Kid Privacy Promise are the whole agreement between you and us about the Service. The Kid Privacy Promise is a short summary for families; if it and the Privacy Policy ever differ, the Privacy Policy controls. We may transfer this agreement if our business is sold or reorganized; you may not transfer your account. We may send you notices by email to your account address or in the app. If we do not enforce a part of these Terms, we have not given it up. Sections 3 (for Sparks already bought or used), 8, and 10 to 18 continue after an account is closed.
Questions: info@a7cloud.com.
This is our own promise, not a certificate from another company. It describes how MOLA is built, and every point is part of our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. MOLA is designed to meet COPPA (children's online privacy).
Only an adult (a parent, guardian, or other grown-up) can create an account. Kids sign in with a username and PIN, and we never ask kids for an email, phone number, address, where they study, or a photo.
Every question your kid asks and every answer they get is in your Activity log. Kids see a note that their grown-up can read their chats.
Activity logs are kept 30 days by default and never more than 90. MOLA's memory notes are deleted after 90 days without use. Notes your kid adds in My Documents stay until you or your kid delete them. Badges and progress counts (no messages) stay while the account exists. Pictures from Canvas Painter are not kept on our servers, except the newest one in the Vault and one your kid shares. Safety alerts are kept 7 years as a safety record, then deleted. Accounts nobody uses are paused after at most 6 months and deleted at most 6 months later, with everything in them. A grown-up account whose email was never verified, that never bought Sparks and that nobody in the family has signed in to for 6 months is deleted without warning, since we have no confirmed address to warn. All of this happens automatically.
We never show ads, never sell or rent data, never build profiles for marketing, and never use kids' chats to train AI.
Deleting a kid account removes that kid's chats, notes, MOLA's memory, activity log and safety alerts right away (a safety alert stays only if the law requires it, or if a kid told us someone is hurting them; that record stays with our safety team on the schedule in our Privacy Policy). Deleting your account removes your kids' accounts too.
If a kid mentions bullying, self-harm, someone hurting them, or feeling unsafe, MOLA stops, says clearly that it matters and is not their fault, and tells them to talk to a trusted grown-up right now. The app also adds crisis lines to the answer: call or text 988 in the US (press 2 for Spanish), or call 111 in Vietnam. The message is marked "Safety check" in the grown-up's activity log (except when a kid says someone is hurting them; then our safety team is told instead), and topics never save it to memory. Buddies are AI helpers, not people, and say so when asked.
Passwords and PINs are stored only as one-way hashes, sign-ins are protected, and staff access is limited to people who need it.
In a plan kids only tap answers; there is no free text. Plan work (scores, time spent and MOLA's reviews) is in Plan Reports, and our shared lesson library holds no names, answers or scores. A plan's tapped answers are deleted 90 days after it ends; its scores and reviews stay until you delete the plan.
Questions or a request to see or delete data: info@a7cloud.com. We answer within 30 days.
Real examples, with a pretend family. Every email is in English, Spanish and Vietnamese.
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MOLA is made for kids ages 8 to 15. Safety works in layers, so no single check has to be perfect.
Every message is checked before it ever reaches the AI. Some topics are always stopped: the AI never sees them, no Sparks are used, and the kid gets a short, kind reply with a safe idea instead.
Always stopped: hurting others or weapons; bullying; getting someone in trouble; hate or put-downs; sexual or adult content; getting around parental controls or hiding things from grown-ups; drugs, alcohol, vaping, and tobacco; dangerous stunts and challenges; gambling; stealing and scams.
Sent home to you: questions only a family can answer, such as which belief, party or side is right, whom to vote for, whether your kid should pray or practice a faith, what happens to someone they love after death, sexual orientation, gender identity, reproduction and puberty. MOLA gives no answer or opinion either way; it kindly tells the kid to talk with a trusted grown-up who loves them. School and culture topics are still explained in full at the kid's level: history (including wars and disasters, without graphic detail), festivals and religious holidays, myths and how the body works, as neutral facts about what happened and what people believe. News happening now gets one or two calm facts, with no sides, and a question about a war or a shooting happening now is sent home. These questions do not send you an alert, but they appear in the activity log like every chat. A kid who is being bullied, feels unsafe or is sad always gets care and help first.
MOLA follows strict kid rules: no romance and no playing a boyfriend or girlfriend, no scary or graphic stories, no diet or medicine advice, no asking for personal details, and an honest reminder that it is an AI, not a replacement for real friends and family. The rules apply even when a request is dressed up as a story, a game, or a project.
If a kid mentions wanting to hurt themselves, worries about eating, or someone online asking to meet or for photos, MOLA answers with care and shares help lines, like 988 in the US or 111 in Vietnam. If a kid says someone is hurting them, MOLA shares the Childhelp hotline (1-800-422-4453) or 111 in Vietnam right away.
Every kid message is read by an AI safety check before MOLA answers. When a safety check is triggered, the grown-up gets an email (at most one an hour per kid, without the kid's words) and an alert on their dashboard that shows the conversation of that day. For the most serious situations our safety team is also emailed, for awareness only. The alert stays until the grown-up ticks a box to confirm they read it. We keep a record of each alert, when the grown-up was told, and when they confirmed it.
One exception: when a kid says someone is hurting them, we do not send the grown-up an alert or an email, and we do not mark the message in the activity log, because the person hurting a child can sometimes be the account holder. The kid sees help lines right away, and our safety team is told instead, for awareness.
When a kid emails an app or a presentation they made, the grown-up gets an activity notice saying what was shared and with whom, and can download the file from the Shared list. See an example AI safety alert or Activity notice.
Kids sign in with a username and PIN, not an email. Grown-ups can set daily time limits and see the full activity log, and kids get a friendly break reminder every 3 hours. Web results are filtered for kid-safe facts, and the App Builder only makes kid-safe apps and games with no outside links.
No filter is perfect. Kids are creative with words, and new slang appears all the time. Please talk with your kids about what they do online, check the activity log now and then, and tell us if something gets through: info@a7cloud.com.
Our safety design is based on the UK Online Safety Act list of content harmful to children, the US Kids Online Safety Act, and published AI safety principles for users under 18.
List updated October 2026. AI answers and safety review: Fireworks AI, with DeepInfra as the backup and Cerebras as a last resort. Pictures and document search: Cloudflare Workers AI. Reading photos: DeepInfra. Anthropic (Claude) is one more option for AI answers, safety review, reading photos and writing lessons. Web search: Serper, which receives only the search words. Hosting and storage: Cloudflare. Payments: Stripe. Emails to grown-ups: our email provider. We update this list before we add a provider.
MOLA teaches about every faith and never teaches a child what to believe. It explains what people of many faiths believe and celebrate, using each faith's own sources where MOLA has them. It never prays with or for a child, never ranks faiths, and sends big belief questions to the family. It never asks for, guesses or stores a family's religion.
Holidays, customs, history, art and stories of every tradition, large or small, are explained as school facts. What a faith teaches is explained from that faith's own sources, together with neutral references such as encyclopedias, museums and universities, for these traditions:
In full: Christianity and its churches (Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints), Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Vietnamese ancestor veneration and folk belief, Hoa Hao Buddhism, and Cao Dai.
In short: the Baha'i Faith, Jehovah's Witnesses, Jainism, Shinto, Confucianism and Taoism, and the traditions of Native nations.
For any other group, MOLA gives its name, where and when it began and its customs, and kindly says it cannot check what the group teaches.
You can have faith questions sent to you instead: in Settings, choose Send faith questions to me. We review this list once a year against new population figures, school standards and families' requests. Suggest your tradition.
MOLA Learn is a safer AI learning assistant for kids 8 to 15. MOLA is one AI learning buddy with every tool one tap away: Learning Plans, study help with a tutor mode, flash cards, quizzes, study guides and mind maps, a presentation designer, apps and games, money skills, move and sleep, exploring careers and ideas, and social skills.
Kids 8 to 15. Learning Plans cover Grades 2 to 9 in math, science and reading.
Yes. Every Learning Plan is mapped, lesson by lesson, to the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and to California's standards for Grades 2 to 9: Common Core for math and reading, and California's science standards. The grown-up's report shows the standard codes of each lesson. MOLA Learn is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Education Agency or the California Department of Education.
Yes. Pick the grade, the subject, the days of the week, the start date and the reminder time; MOLA builds the lessons and the dates. A plan can be paused and its dates can move. When a lesson is hard, MOLA adds one more example and easier practice; when it is easy, MOLA suggests Challenge lessons.
Yes. A kid picks a grade and a subject, and MOLA fills in the rest. A grown-up can also make a plan for a kid, and sees every plan's report: skills, mistakes to go over, time spent and what to do next.
Every message is checked before the AI sees it. Unsafe topics are stopped, and grown-ups get an email alert. Grown-ups see every chat and every tool in the activity log and set a daily time limit for each kid. Kids sign in with a username and PIN. No ads, no selling, no training on kids' data.
English, Spanish and Vietnamese. Lessons, questions and help come in the kid's language; reading stories are in English, with the kid's language one tap away.
It is free to start: every kid gets free Sparks. After that, a grown-up buys a Spark pack when needed. No subscription, and packs never expire.
Last updated: October 8, 2026
This policy explains what MOLA Learn (A7CLOUD LLC) collects, why, and the choices grown-ups have. We built the Service for kids aged 8 to 15, so we collect as little as we can.
Grown-up accounts sign in with a passkey (a key the phone or computer keeps and unlocks with a face, fingerprint or device code; we store only its public half), or with a password or an emailed sign-in link. No password is needed. Eight one-time recovery codes, stored only as one-way hashes, are the way back in if the device is lost. Kid accounts are created by a grown-up and sign in with a username and a PIN of 6 to 8 digits. We do not ask kids for an email, phone, address, where they study, or a photo, and the topics are told not to ask for personal details.
For children under 13, we rely on the parent or guardian who creates the account to provide consent for the child's use. Owners can review, pause, or delete a kid's account and data at any time.
Owners: email, name, passkey public keys, password and recovery codes (each stored only as a one-way hash), language, time zone, the version of our Terms you agreed to and when, and purchase records (amount, date, Sparks). Stripe handles card and bank details; we never see them. Purchase records, including any chargeback, are kept 7 years for tax and accounting; if the account is deleted, they are kept without any link to it.
Kids: username, display name, PIN (stored only as a one-way hash), the kid's age and interests if they fill in the "About me" card, their Spark balance and daily minutes used, and what they type into the topics with the answers they receive.
Learning Plans: for each plan, the grade, subject, topic, level and dates chosen, which lessons of our shared lesson library it used, the answer the kid tapped for each question, scores, time spent, late lessons, taps on a reminder's Later button, problems the kid reported, and MOLA's two short reviews of the plan. In a plan kids only tap answers; there is no free text.
Everyone: uploaded study materials (the text is kept so MOLA can answer from it; the original file is not stored), short memory notes MOLA keeps per topic to remember what you are working on, and basic security data such as sign-in IP address and country.
Every question a kid asks, the tool used, and the answer is saved to an activity log that only the kid's grown-up can read. A message that matches our safety check is marked "Safety check" so the grown-up can find it quickly, except when a kid says someone is hurting them: that message is not marked, and our safety team is told instead. Logs are deleted automatically after 30 days by default, and never kept longer than 90 days. Kids see a note in the app that their grown-up can read their chats.
To run the topics, apply Sparks and time limits, show owners the activity log, keep the Service safe, and send essential emails to owners (verification, receipts, security). We do not sell personal data, we do not show ads inside the Service, and we do not use kids' data to train AI models.
AI answers, safety review, picture making, reading photos and web search are done by AI providers we choose; our current providers are listed, with the date of the list, on the How we protect kids page. They receive the question, the kid's first name or nickname, age or grade, interests and the memory notes needed to answer, and never the account email. They process each request in real time and are not permitted to keep it or use it for training. We also use Cloudflare (hosting and storage), Stripe (payments), and an email provider (owner emails only). Some of these may process data outside your country.
Inside the Service we use one essential sign-in cookie and no analytics or advertising trackers. Our public homepage loads a Google Ads conversion tag to measure sign-ups from our advertising; it is never loaded on pages kids use after signing in.
We keep each kind of information only as long as it is needed for the purpose we collected it for, then delete it automatically:
Kid activity log (questions, tool used, answers, and any Safety check mark): so the grown-up can supervise. Kept 30 days by default, never more than 90.
Sparks usage (who in the family used Sparks, when, with which topic and tool; never any words): so the grown-up can see where their Sparks went. Detail kept 90 days; a lifetime total per person is kept while the account exists, and both are deleted with it.
Safety alerts (the kid's message, the conversation of that day, the topic, when the grown-up was told, and when they confirmed it): to protect kids and to answer legal or law-enforcement requests. Full detail for 1 year, then sealed (hidden from everyday screens) until 7 years after the alert, then deleted automatically. If you delete your kid's account or your own, their alerts are deleted too, unless we must keep them for a legal investigation (a legal hold). One exception: when a kid tells MOLA someone is hurting them, the record goes only to our safety team and stays on the schedule above, even after an account is deleted. We keep a note that the deletion was your request, with no details about your kid.
MOLA's memory notes (up to 10 short notes per topic, kept separately for each topic): so MOLA remembers what the kid is working on. Deleted after 90 days without use, so a short break keeps it; deleted sooner when the kid or the grown-up clears it, when the kid or the account is deleted, or when we delete an inactive account.
Badges and progress (which badges were earned and when, plus counts such as apps built and days in a row; no messages): so the kid can collect badges and the grown-up can see them. Kept while the account exists and deleted with it.
Canvas Painter pictures: made on request and shown to the kid. The newest one may be kept in the Vault (below); otherwise it is not stored on our servers unless the kid shares one, which then follows the sharing rule. The picture idea and the drawing brief appear in the activity log like any tool.
The Vault (the last 5 things each person finished with a tool: an app, a slide deck, a picture or a tool answer): so the kid can open them again. The Vault keeps your last 5 creations until a newer one replaces them or the account is deleted; the kid or the grown-up can also delete one at any time.
Uploaded study text: so MOLA can answer from the kid's own notes. Kept until the kid or owner deletes it or the account is deleted.
Learning Plans (each plan's choices, the lessons it used, the kid's tapped answers, scores, time spent, late lessons, reminder taps, reported problems and MOLA's reviews): so the kid can study and the grown-up can follow the plan in Plan Reports. The tapped answers and per-question details are deleted 90 days after a plan ends (when it is finished or cancelled, or by itself 30 days after its last lesson date with nothing done, or after 90 days paused); the plan's summary (scores, progress and MOLA's reviews) is kept until the grown-up deletes the plan or the account is deleted. The shared lesson library holds lessons and questions only, never a name, an answer or a score.
Kid account (username, display name, PIN hash, age and interests if entered, Spark balance, daily minutes): to run the account. Kept until the owner deletes the kid or the owner's account.
Sign-in sessions: to keep you signed in. Removed at sign-out or after 7 days.
Owner account and purchase records: to run the account and for tax and accounting. Kept while the account exists; purchase records as required by law.
Deleting a kid account deletes all of that kid's data and logs at once, except the safety records described above. Deleting an owner account deletes the owner's data and all of their kid accounts. When an account is deleted we keep no copy of its email address (except inside a safety record kept as described above): you receive a confirmation number by email and on screen, and that number is the only record of the deletion (deleting a kid account gives you a number too). Automatic backups are encrypted and rotate out within 12 months. Each one holds a copy of what the Service stores at that moment, including kid activity logs and sign-in sessions, so a restore puts every family back exactly where they were; information you delete leaves the backups as they rotate out. A backup pinned by an administrator for disaster recovery is reviewed and removed once it is no longer needed.
Owners can see and change their information in Profile, see their kids' data in My Kids, and delete accounts at any time. To request a copy of your data or ask a question, email info@a7cloud.com. We answer within 30 days.
We keep a written information security program, reviewed at least once a year, sized to a small service that handles children's data. It covers: passwords and PINs stored only as one-way hashes; sign-in sessions stored as hashes and ending at sign-out; limits on repeated sign-in, PIN, and password-reset attempts; encryption in transit; each account able to reach only its own data or its own kids' data; admin access limited to named staff; automatic deletion on the schedule above; and review of our service providers. No online service can promise complete security. If personal information is accessed without permission, we look into it, act to contain it, and tell affected grown-ups without undue delay and the authorities as the law requires.
For a material change, every grown-up is asked in the app to read and agree to the new version, and we record which version they agreed to and when; we may also tell you by email. If you do not agree, email info@a7cloud.com and we will pause or delete your account and your kids' accounts. Contact: info@a7cloud.com.