Privacy
GCSE Coach is a private study app for one pupil and his family. His guardian runs it. Last updated 9 November 2026.
Who can use it
People the guardian invites. Nobody can sign up without an invitation.
What the app keeps
- Your name and email address. Google sends these when you sign in with Google.
- The work done in the app: answers, written pieces, marks, and photographs of handwritten pages that you choose to take.
- The facts entered on the setup screen, such as exam dates, tiers and set texts.
Who can see it
The pupil, his guardian, and the adults the guardian invites. Nobody else.
What the app never does
- No adverts.
- No analytics or tracking scripts.
- Nothing is sold or shared for marketing.
Services that handle it
- Clerk runs the sign-in.
- Supabase stores the work and the photographs, in London. Photographs are private and open through short-lived links.
- Vercel hosts the app.
- Anthropic marks some answers and reads the handwriting in photographs. Names and email addresses are not sent with the work. Anthropic handles it under its privacy policy.
On the phone
Speech is turned into text by the phone itself. French speaking recordings stay on the phone and are not sent anywhere. The app saves practice on the phone so that it works without a signal, and uses sign-in cookies to keep you signed in.
A copy, a correction or deletion
The guardian can download everything from the app. To ask for a copy, a correction or deletion, email tonde247@gmail.com.