Legal notice and privacy.

Legal notice

Publisher

www.muve.fr is published by Théo Armaghan, acting on behalf of MUVE, a company being incorporated in France. Its name, legal form, registered office and registration number will appear here once it is created.

Contact: contact@muve.fr

Publication director

Théo Armaghan.

Hosting

Vercel Inc., 440 N Barranca Avenue #4133, Covina, CA 91723, United States (vercel.com (opens in a new tab)).

Intellectual property

The texts, images, robots, videos, logos and the MUVE game shown on this site belong to MUVE and their authors. Reproducing them without permission is forbidden, with one exception: the files of the press kit may be used, unmodified, to write or talk about MUVE (articles, reports, presentations). Partner logos belong to their owners.

Links

Links to other sites (LinkedIn, for example) lead to content MUVE is not responsible for; those sites have their own privacy rules.

Your data on the site

The data controller is Théo Armaghan, on behalf of MUVE (company being incorporated), who can be reached at contact@muve.fr.

Just browsing: nothing

This site sets no cookies and uses no audience measurement, advertising or tracking tools. Its font, images and videos are served by the site itself: your browser contacts no other service while you browse it. That is why there is no cookie banner.

Like any host, Vercel receives your IP address and your browser's technical information to display the site and protect it from abuse (server logs). Vercel is based in the United States and takes part in the EU–US Data Privacy Framework.

The contact form

• What it collects: your name, email address and message, plus the IP address and the time it was sent.
• Why: only to answer you (a demo, a partnership, a suggestion). Legal basis: steps taken at your request before a possible agreement or, for a simple suggestion, our legitimate interest in answering you (GDPR, Article 6). No newsletter, no reselling.
• Where it goes: through Web3Forms (Web3Creative, India), our processor, which forwards your message to us by email. Web3Forms keeps it on its servers for up to three years and relies on its own processors: hosting (Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, Hetzner) and spam filtering (CleanTalk, Akismet, which receive your IP address and email). Some of these services are outside the European Union; these transfers are covered by the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.
• How long: we keep your messages as long as needed to answer you and follow up, and at most three years after our last exchange.
• One request: please don't include health information in your message (yours or a child's). We don't need it to answer you.

Your rights

You can access your data, have it corrected or erased, restrict its use, object to its processing or get a copy of it: write to contact@muve.fr and we will answer within a month. If you believe your rights are not respected, you can complain to the CNIL, the French data protection authority (cnil.fr (opens in a new tab)).

Your data in the game

The MUVE game runs on a tablet and is made for children: it keeps only what it strictly needs, and only on the tablet. What follows describes its current version; this page will be updated if that changes.

The camera

The tablet's camera is used to recognise movements during play. The images are analysed on the tablet as they come, then forgotten: they are never recorded, nor sent to MUVE or anyone else. Movement recognition runs entirely on the device, offline.

What the game keeps on the tablet

One small file per profile, stored in the game's own space on the tablet:

• the first name (or a nickname) and the age, only if they were entered in the options;
• the date of today's session and of the previous one (no time of day), and the number of sessions;
• the coins earned, the robot's look (colour, hat, face, girl or boy robot) and the unlocked items.

Plus the list of the tablet's profiles. Camera images, movements and game results are not kept.

What leaves the tablet

Nothing. The game connects to no server and has no advertising or audience measurement. MUVE therefore has no access to this data.

Erasing it

Deleting a profile in the game's options erases its file; uninstalling the game erases everything.

Last updated: 10 November 2026.