Trust
Security
How recordings and accounts are protected — in plain terms.
A plain-language summary
This page is a plain-language summary, written to be honest and readable. It is not the binding security statement. The reviewed security statement is in preparation and will be published before Articarry is used beyond this private beta.
How recordings are protected
- Audio is stored encrypted and behind access control.
- A recording is reachable only by the child's own clinician.
- A recording's audio is fetched only when someone deliberately plays it — never pre-loaded into a page.
Accounts and the consent gate
Passwords are stored hashed, never in the clear. The rule that practice cannot be recorded until a guardian has consented is enforced on the server — a client-side check alone never decides it.
What is kept out of logs
A child's audio and identifying detail are treated as sensitive and kept out of application logs, error reports, and URLs by design.
An honest note on stage
Articarry is early-stage software in a private beta. A formal, independent security review is part of the work before any wider release — it has not happened yet, and this page will say so until it has.