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Account & Privacy

Privacy & Data

What SkillPark stores, who can see what, the private-by-default guarantee, and the current 13+ policy.

Short version: parks are private by default, learning data stays inside your classroom relationships, and there are no ads. The details:

What we store

  • Your account basics: email, display name, username, login method.
  • Your learning content: summaries you save, buildings, concepts, cards, and your review history (which answers, right or wrong, when).
  • For teachers: classroom names, rosters, assignment material and cards.

Review history isn’t surveillance — it’s the raw material of spaced repetition; the schedule literally cannot work without it.

Who sees what

Data Who can see it
Your park You, unless you opt into public sharing
Your classroom progress You + the teachers of that classroom
Your personal (non-classroom) learning You only
Another student’s progress Never visible to students

A private park is invisible, not just unlisted — its address returns nothing, without confirming the park exists.

Students: private by default

Joining a classroom requires a username but never publishes anything. Public sharing is a deliberate opt-in in Settings and reversible at any time. Teachers see classroom learning data only — never your personal buildings.

Age policy

The current beta is for learners aged 13 and above, stated on every classroom join page. Support for younger students (with the school-consent machinery that properly requires) is on the roadmap but deliberately not claimed today.

The full documents

This page is a plain-language summary; the binding versions are the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service. Questions or data requests: support@skillpark.app.