Information We Collect
When you sign in, we may receive basic Google account details such as your name, email address, and profile image. During study sessions, the platform stores quiz attempts, selected answers, scores, subjects, course tracks, timing, and progress history so that students can continue learning from their results.
How We Use Information
We use account and quiz data to show dashboards, score summaries, weak areas, study plans, mock exam performance, and admin analytics. Admin analytics are designed to help teachers or site owners understand learning progress and improve the question bank.
Google Sign-In
Google authentication is used to make login easier and safer. The platform uses your Google email to identify your account. Admin-only pages are protected by an email allow-list, so only approved owner or teacher accounts can open the Studio and management tools.
Question And Result Data
Practice and mock exam data may include the questions shown to you, your selected answers, correct answers, marks, explanations, and timestamps. This helps the platform produce progress analytics and lets students review mistakes after a session.
Service Providers
The platform may use services such as Google authentication, Sanity for curated content management, and hosting or analytics tools required to run the website. These services process data only as needed to provide the learning platform.
Student Safety
The platform is built for learning and exam preparation. Students should not submit sensitive personal information inside quiz answers, notes, feedback, or support requests. Parents, guardians, and teachers should supervise younger learners when needed.
Data Access And Updates
Students can view their learning progress from the dashboard. If an account owner needs data corrected or removed, they should contact the site administrator through the official support channel for the deployed website.
Policy Updates
This policy may be updated when the platform adds new learning features, admin tools, payment features, or third-party services. The latest version will be shown on this page.