LearnBook stores your name, your login details, and your learning activity (the words and exercises you practise, your scores and streaks, and messages with your teacher) only so the app can teach you, get better at teaching you, and display your progress.

If you sign in with Google or Microsoft, we receive your email address and name from that service to identify your account. We do not ask for financial, health, or government-ID information — please don’t enter any.

Your data is not sold, shared, or used for advertising — basically, none of that creepy big-tech stuff. Text used to build your exercises (words, stories, answers — never your name) may be sent to Google’s AI service to generate reading and vocabulary content, and is used only for education.

The first time you record your voice for pronunciation practice, you will be asked whether you’re OK with it, including sending a clip to Microsoft, who analyse the audio for us when the speech check is on for your account. We don’t sell that (or any other) data, and we don’t associate it with any personally identifiable information about you when we send it. If you say no, everything else in LearnBook still works, and you can change your mind any time in Settings.

Full details: Privacy Policy.