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Privacy & Security
This app holds records about children, so the bar is higher. Here is where we stand, in plain words — each point links to the section of the Privacy Policy that makes it binding.
No trackers. Anywhere.
There is no analytics or advertising script on this site — not on the public pages, not in the app. We removed Google Analytics entirely rather than scope it down, and we deliberately discard advertising click IDs instead of storing them.
Read the governing section →Children never get accounts.
Student profiles are records that adults manage — children cannot log in, have no credentials, and never interact with the platform or its AI. Accounts are for adults, and both our Terms and Privacy Policy say so.
Read the governing section →AI is off until you turn it on.
Nothing is sent to any AI provider until an adult in your household explicitly enables it in Settings — and one click turns it off again. We use Google's paid API tier, whose terms bar training on your data.
Read the governing section →You decide what each member sees.
A tutor you invite sees no children at all until you assign them, and you choose per member which areas — expenses, resources, compliance, reports — they can open.
Read the governing section →Files live behind expiring links.
Uploads go to a private storage bucket and are served only through signed links that expire within minutes. There are no public URLs to your children's work.
Read the governing section →Photo location data is stripped.
Photos are re-encoded in your browser before they leave your device, which removes camera metadata such as GPS location from the stored copy.
Read the governing section →Your records leave with you.
The account owner can export the whole workspace at any time — and delete the entire account, students and files included, from Settings. No email, no waiting period, no retention games.
Read the governing section →We do not sell personal information.
No data brokers, no advertisers, no behavioral profiles built from student records. Service providers receive only what their role requires, and we name every one of them.
Read the governing section →