Privacy: what we keep, and for how long.

1.Privacy and what we collect

These privacy details cover accounts, usage, and sign-in.

Your account includes your email address and may include a display name, profile image, and sign-in-provider identifier. Depending on how you sign in, an authentication provider may also store a password hash or provider token. We also keep the worksheets you save, your monthly usage count, preferences, and plan status.

We use a cookie to recognize your anonymous session and your sign-in, and we rate-limit by IP address to block abuse. We don’t use browser fingerprinting.

2.Privacy and optional advertising measurement

Your privacy choices control optional advertising measurement.

If you choose Allow measurement, we use the Meta Pixel to measure visits and confirmed purchases from Facebook and Instagram ads. Meta may receive your browser and device information, IP address, page URL, advertising cookie identifiers, and purchase amount and currency. We do not send your teaching materials, worksheet content, email address, or student information as advertising event data.

Advertising measurement is off until you allow it. You can decline or change your choice using Privacy choices. We honor the Global Privacy Control browser signal by keeping this measurement off. Browser blocking or declining measurement does not affect worksheet creation or payment.

3.Privacy for your teaching material

Teaching-material privacy covers uploaded files and pasted text.

Topics, pasted passages, worksheets, and exported files are used for one thing: making your worksheet. They are not used to advertise to you or sold to anyone.

Uploaded page photos may be sent securely to DeepSeek for AI image reading. If that service is unavailable, we use our OCR service as a backup. We keep the reusable original and editable recognized text in your private material library until you delete the material.

Please don’t paste student names, emails, or other personal information. The product never asks for student data, and it isn’t designed to receive it.

4.Privacy and retention, in plain numbers

The privacy details below explain storage periods.

Anonymous previews and their generation records are scheduled for deletion after their 24-hour session expires.

For signed-in accounts, saved worksheets — including the full reading passage, questions, answers, and cited excerpts — stay until you delete the worksheet or your account. Canceling Pro does not delete saved worksheets. Pro Studio keeps saved question snapshots, school styles, templates and batch inputs until you remove those items or delete your account. Temporary source copies in individual generation requests are cleared after 7 days; this does not remove the reading passage from your saved worksheet.

PDF export currently uses your browser’s print dialog. We do not upload or retain a separate PDF file; you can print or save another copy from a retained worksheet.

5.Privacy and deleting things

Privacy controls include worksheet and account deletion.

Delete any worksheet from your library at any time. Delete your whole account from the account page — that cancels an active subscription first, removes private source files, and then removes account-owned database records. If an external cleanup step fails, deletion stops so it can be retried instead of reporting a partial deletion as complete.

6.Privacy and AI-generated content

This privacy notice also explains your review responsibility.

Questions and answers are drafted by software and can be wrong. Every worksheet carries the reminder: AI-generated draft — review before use. You are the editor of record for anything you print.

7.Privacy claims we don’t make

Read these privacy limitations before classroom use.

We don’t claim certifications we haven’t earned. As we complete privacy or education-compliance reviews, this page will say so — until then, assume none.