Legal

Policies

Five documents, each carrying its own version and the date it came into force. Four are placeholders with real addresses, and they say so on the page rather than in a footnote.

Not draftedv0.1

The contract between the account holder and us: what is sold, what is promised, and what happens when either side stops.

Privacy notice

Not draftedv0.1

What personal data the product processes, why, on what lawful basis, and what a person can ask us to do about it.

Acceptable use policy

Not draftedv0.1

What an account holder may and may not do with the question bank, the exports and the platform.

Refunds and cancellation

Not draftedv0.1

When money comes back, how a subscription is stopped, and what happens to access in between.

Security and vulnerability disclosure

In reviewv0.3

How the platform is secured, and how to report a vulnerability to us.

Why they look like this

A placeholder that admits it

A policy page written by an engineer reads as finished, gets shown to a school, and fails the first time it is relied on. So each document below carries the facts about how the system actually processes data, taken from the code, and leaves the wording to the lawyer who has to stand behind it.