You are handing your child an app with an AI in it. That deserves a straight explanation of what it does, what you can see, and what happens to their information.
You will see the real picture, including the parts that are going badly.
Once you are linked to your child’s account you can see which subjects they are studying, how they scored on the tests they have taken, and which chapters are strong or need work. You see real academic progress — not a score invented by the app.
A short note each week about how your child’s week went. It goes to you, not to them, and it is written to be read in under a minute.
You do not see the notes and drawings your child makes on their pages. A child needs somewhere to think out loud, and a study app that reports every scribble to a parent stops being used honestly. If you have a safety concern, contact us.
A child signs in with a username and a four-digit PIN. No email address, no phone number, and no social account is required to use the app. You can add your own contact details as a grown-up for PIN recovery.
If your child’s account is opened on a new device, both of you are told. You can end that session, and your child can too.
You can ask us for a copy of everything on your child’s account, and you can ask us to close it. Closing starts a 30-day period during which nothing is deleted and the account can be reopened, after which it is permanently removed. Neither of these is a paid feature — a family’s right to their own information does not depend on what they have bought. The Privacy page explains exactly what is stored.
