Trust
Privacy
What Articarry stores, who can see it, and the control a family keeps.
A plain-language summary
This page is a plain-language summary, written to be honest and readable. It is not the binding privacy policy. The reviewed privacy policy is in preparation and will be published before Articarry is used beyond this private beta.
What Articarry stores
- Account details for the clinician and the guardian who sign in.
- A child's first name and the practice a clinician has assigned them.
- The short audio recordings a child makes while practicing.
A child is never an account. There is no child login — a child practices inside their guardian's signed-in session.
Who can see it
A child's recordings are reachable by that child's clinician and by their guardian. They are not shared with anyone else and they are not sold. Articarry's own team may use recordings to build and check the product itself — the consent a guardian reads says this plainly before anything is recorded.
The control a family keeps
Consent for recording is given by the guardian before practice starts, and it can be withdrawn at any time. A guardian can ask for a child's recordings to be deleted whenever they like, and they do not have to give a reason.
How this applies to a child specifically is set out on the children's privacy page.