Our approach to safety and children's privacy

When a child learns with Waysflow, three groups need to trust it: the child, their parents, and their school. This is how we approach that trust.

The school stays in control

When a school gives its students access to Waysflow, children's data stays private and under the school's control. The school decides how it is used, and we handle it on the school's behalf.

We collect only what we need to teach

For children, we collect only what is needed to teach them.

We don't train AI models on chats

We don't use learners' chats to train AI models. Conversations are used to run Waysflow, adapt it to each learner, fix problems and improve the product.

The adults around a child can see what matters

Teachers see how their class is doing and can guide it. Parents receive regular progress updates in plain language. Learning shouldn't happen in a black box.

AI can be wrong, and we say so

Waysflow uses AI, and AI answers can be wrong. We encourage learners to ask when something doesn't seem right, and teachers to review what matters.

Who can use Waysflow

Anyone 13 or older can sign up on their own, without asking anyone's permission. If you're under 18, extra protections switch on automatically: we collect less, and everything stays suited to your age. Children under 13 can learn with Waysflow through a parent's account or their school. Your chats are yours. If you learn with a school, teachers see the work they set and anything you choose to share.

Questions

If you have a question about safety or children's privacy, write to team@waysflow.com. Our full privacy policy explains the details.