Tutorio is used by children, so the app is built to the UK Age Appropriate Design Code (the Children's Code) and UK GDPR. Here's what that means in practice.
| We collect | Because | Who sees it |
|---|---|---|
| Name or nickname, email or username | To run the account and let the tutor recognise the student | The student, their tutor, Tutorio support when asked for help |
| Answers, scores, streaks, time practising | It's the learning record - the whole point | The student and their tutor; parents via the tutor |
| Device record (model, push token, time zone) | To send notifications and keep progress per device | Nobody outside Tutorio |
| Learner profile (optional, tutor-written) | To tailor content and accessibility | Only the tutor who wrote it (and their organisation on Studio) |
What we don't do#
- No advertising, tracking pixels or data brokers.
- No selling or sharing of personal data.
- No precise location.
- No AI training on students' personal data. AI providers process content under contracts that forbid retention and training.
- No dark patterns: streaks and hearts are explained up front and can't be bought.
Your rights#
Parents can ask for a copy of a child's data, correct it, or have the account deleted - see Your data rights. The full text is in the Privacy Policy and Children's Privacy.
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