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Privacy Policy

What we collect, why, and how to get rid of it.

Last updated

Draft. This document has been written in-house and is awaiting review by a qualified lawyer before launch. It describes intended practice and is not yet a binding legal notice.

The short version: we collect as little as we can, we do not sell anything to anyone, and you can take your data and leave whenever you like.

If you only read

You need no account to read anything here. If you are only reading, we store two things in your own browser, not on our servers:

  • Your language, theme and text-size choices, so the site looks the same next time.
  • Your study notes, memory reviews, learning progress, class plans, route plans, calendar notes, editorial drafts and local discussion tests when you choose to use those tools.
  • A record of which one-time messages you have already dismissed, so you are not shown them again.

Local-first modules

The current learning, planning, publishing, calendar and community workbenches save their records in the browser on this device. They do not send those records to our server. Each workbench labels this boundary and provides an export where the record is important.

Clearing site data or changing browsers can remove those records. Export them before doing either. A future account-sync feature will require a separate, purpose-specific notice before any local record is uploaded.

If you create an account

  • Your name and email address, from Google sign-in or from the email link you used.
  • What you have studied, bookmarked, memorised and noted, this is the point of having an account.
  • Anything you post in the community area.

If you subscribe

Your email address, and the topics you chose. If you separately opted in to WhatsApp, your phone number as well.

Those are two different permissions and we treat them that way. Agreeing to email does not put you on WhatsApp. You can withdraw either one without affecting the other, and every email carries a one-click unsubscribe.

Current Indian data-protection framework

India notified the final Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 and commenced the Act in phases in November 2025. Different provisions begin on different schedules. Before any account, newsletter or server-side analytics feature launches, this notice and its consent flow must be checked against the provisions in force on that launch date.

Your rights

Under India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023 and comparable laws elsewhere, you can ask us to show you what we hold, correct it, or delete it. You can withdraw consent at any time, as easily as you gave it.

  • Export everything we hold about you, from your profile.
  • Delete your account and its data. Posts in the community may be retained in anonymised form where a discussion would otherwise become unreadable.
  • Withdraw any individual consent without losing your account.

What we do not do

  • We do not sell or rent your data.
  • We do not run third-party advertising. Promotions on this site are for our own courses and sessions, and involve no tracking pixel.
  • We do not build advertising profiles, and we do not track anyone under 18, which is why accounts are limited to adults.

Contact

For any request about your data, write to us and we will respond within the period the law requires.

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