Trust
Children's privacy
Articarry records young children practicing. That puts real weight on how their data is handled — here is the approach, plainly.
A plain-language summary
This page is a plain-language summary, written to be honest and readable. It is not the binding children's privacy notice. The reviewed children's privacy notice is in preparation and will be published before Articarry is used beyond this private beta.
A child is never an account
Children do not sign in to Articarry. A child practices inside their guardian's signed-in session. Articarry holds a child's first name and their practice recordings — never a surname, never a login, never a photo.
Consent comes before anything is recorded
A child's parent or guardian reads a plain-language explanation of what Articarry does and gives consent before any practice is recorded. That gate is enforced on the server. Consent can be withdrawn at any time; when it is, practice stops and the recordings can be deleted.
COPPA and HIPAA posture
Articarry is built with United States children's-privacy and health- data rules in mind. During this private beta it runs on synthetic accounts and on data from families who have explicitly consented to take part — it is not yet operating as a service handling protected health information at large.
The binding children's privacy notice, the formal data-handling agreements, and the final COPPA and HIPAA posture are being prepared with proper review before Articarry is used beyond the beta. This page will be replaced by that reviewed text when it is ready.
Deleting a child's data
A guardian can ask for their child's recordings and record to be deleted at any time, for any reason or none. A request to delete is honoured — it is the guardian's data to remove.