Legal
What we hold, what we promise, and how to get rid of it.
The full documents are below. This first section is the short version, and it is binding: every line here is repeated in the document it points to.
In short
Fifteen promises the product makes in its interface, and where each one is written down properly.
The documents
Data map
Everything the product holds, why, and for how long. If a row is not here, we do not hold it.
| Data | Source | Purpose | Retention |
|---|
No special-category data is collected on purpose. Reading speed in a second language is not health data. The DPA says plainly what this data is and is not.
What your manager sees
This page exists because the answer has to be checkable, not reassuring. It is linked from the team consent screen, from Today, from Progress and from the pricing page — and it is the same text in all four places.
An admin can see
- Seat status: invited, active, inactive
- Team and group medians, from checkpoints only
- Aggregates for groups of five or more people
- The share of seats that gained 20% or more
An admin can never see
- Your daily readings, or your speed on any one text
- Any text you pasted in yourself
- Your name next to a number
- Your gloss taps, translations used, or error marks
- Whether you did a session today
Your seat ending does not delete your account or your record. If you leave the company, the account is yours and the chart comes with you.
Refund and cancellation
About the practice texts
Subprocessors
Public and dated. Team customers are notified 30 days before a subprocessor is added.
| Subprocessor | Purpose | Data | Region |
|---|
Hosting is EU (Frankfurt) for European customers and US (Virginia) for the rest, by billing country.
Accessibility
The target is WCAG 2.2 AA. The reading screen is the hard part, and these are the specific commitments:
- Every session works with a keyboard alone. In the questions, 1–4 select and Enter confirms.
- The phrase-broken layout is a visual aid only; the passage is one continuous text to a screen reader.
- Nothing in a session moves, flashes or advances on its own. There is no timer on screen and no forced stop.
- Colour is never the only signal: a hollow chart point is also labelled, a marked sentence is also flagged.
- Screen-reader sessions are excluded from published norms, because the instrument is not calibrated for them — and that exclusion is invisible to the learner, who still gets their own chart.
prefers-reduced-motionremoves every transition.
Something not working? [email protected] reaches a person, and we treat it as a bug, not feedback.