We're the printing press, not the publisher.
Under this model you hand us your material. So the contract, the architecture and the upload flow all have to say the same thing: it's yours, it's isolated, nothing is invented, and you can leave with it any day.
What you'll ask in the first meeting, answered before it.
- Who owns what I upload?
You do. We claim no rights to it, we never reuse it, we never redistribute it, and we never use it to train any model. It's in the agreement.
- Could another centre ever see my material?
No. Your centre's space is isolated from every other centre's, and your material is never shared with or reused for another customer.
- Do you train AI on my content?
No. Not on your material, not on your students' answers, not anonymised. We make the same commitment in our own contracts with the providers we use.
- Where is my students' data stored?
Australia, in an isolated space for your centre. New Zealand centres are hosted in Australia too.
- What happens if I leave?
Your own originals never left your drive; you uploaded copies. Access ends at the end of the term you have paid for, and we delete our copies within 30 days and confirm it in writing.
- Will you contact my parents?
Never. We don't hold their details for any purpose other than sending the reports you approve, from your address.
Isolated per centre, hosted in Australia.
Your material, your students and your reports are separated from every other centre's, and nothing you upload is ever reused for anyone else. That is a contractual promise, not a setting.
- 01Your material stays yours
We claim no rights to it, never reuse it, never redistribute it, and never train anything on it. In the agreement.
- 02Isolated from every other centre
Your content, your students and your reports are never shared with, visible to, or reused for another centre. Hosted in Australia.
- 03Nothing is invented
Every question and explanation cites the page it came from. Anything that can't be traced is rejected. You approve before publish.
- 04Your parents never see us
Reports carry your logo and come from your address. We don't hold parent details for any other purpose.
Every item traces to a page, or it doesn't exist.
This is the constraint that keeps authorship, and blame, where it belongs. When a question looks wrong, you click through to the worksheet it came from.
Maya makes 2/3 of a recipe that needs 3/4 cup of sugar. How much sugar does she use?
Multiply the fraction of the recipe by the amount: 2/3 × 3/4 = 6/12 = 1/2 cup.
Collect less.
The privacy decision that matters most is what we never store.
- StudentsFirst name, initial, class. No date of birth, no student email, no photo.
- ParentsOne email address per student, used only to send the report you approve, from your address.
- TutorsName and work email for their login.
- MaterialYour uploads, the converted sets, and a rights basis recorded per document.
- ResultsAnswers, marks, time on task, hints used. Yours, visible in your dashboard, deleted when you leave.
- MessagingNo student-to-student messaging, no public profiles. Tutor-to-student messages are a per-centre setting, off by default.
- Hosted in Australia
Australian infrastructure, with each centre's data isolated from every other centre's.
- Nothing leaves the platform
No downloads, no printing, no screenshots, for anyone. Access ends the day a student leaves your class.
- Encrypted
In transit and at rest. Backups encrypted and tested.
- Rights basis per document
Own, licensed, statutory licence, or unknown. Captured at upload, never retrofitted.
- No training, contractually
Our own contracts with model providers exclude training on customer data.
- Breach notification
Assessed and notified under the Privacy Act 1988 (AU) and Privacy Act 2020 (NZ).
- Sub-processors published
Hosting, email and model providers listed in the privacy policy and kept current.
- Takedown process
A named responder and a documented process if anyone questions a document's rights.
- Deletion in writing
Within 30 days of leaving, confirmed by email.
Your material, and the parts that aren't.
Material you wrote needs no licence. Copies from published texts usually do. In Australia the Statutory Education Licence covers tutoring organisations. In New Zealand a for-profit centre generally needs a CLNZ business licence. We ask at upload and record the answer per document. None of this is legal advice; confirm your position with your adviser.
Get the material rights registerWho owns what I upload?
Could another centre ever see my material?
Do you train AI on my content?
Will you contact my parents?
What happens if I leave?
What student information do you hold?
Where is the data hosted?
Do I need a Statutory Education Licence?
Does it work with my scheduling or billing software?
Can I use it across two campuses?
Is there an export?
Ask us the hard version of any of these.
The walkthrough is where owners ask about IP, isolation and training. Ask the awkward one. We'd rather answer it now than in week six.