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What you should know before they start.
Short version, no small print. The long version is linked at the bottom.
The honest bits
Four things worth knowing
It hears the lesson
Voice goes both ways while the lesson runs. No audio is kept afterwards.
It doesn't watch them
No video call and no recording. It takes a single still photo only when it asks to look at a page.
The link is the key
No password, so a nine-year-old can start alone. Anyone with the link can open it — send it carefully.
It's AI, and it can be wrong
It's built not to invent things, and it says when it couldn't see or hear. It is not a diagnosis of anything.
What you get
You see every lesson.
Notes on WhatsApp within minutes of the bell, and a page that keeps the whole term. You don't have to ask how it went.
What they actually coveredIncluding what they got wrong, not just what went well.
Delete it wheneverOne email removes everything about your child. We confirm when it's done.
The full detail, if you want it: the privacy policy lists everything we hold and who else sees it, children & consent covers minors specifically, and the terms say what we promise.