Draft. This is the student version of our privacy page. It is still being checked with a privacy lawyer, and we’ll rewrite it in plain language before the pilot starts.

Your writing, in plain language

What we keep

• Your writing, and the feedback and progress that come from it.
• Your username and year level. Not your email, your surname or your birthday.
• We never show ads, and we don’t sell anything about you to anyone.

Who reads it

• A computer program checks your writing for signs you might need help. If it finds something, a person reads it. Your feedback waits while that happens.
• Your coach (the AI) reads your writing to give you feedback. It only gets your year level and your writing — not your name or your school.
• Your parent sees a piece of writing only when you choose to share it.

What you can ask for

• You can ask to see everything we hold about you.
• You can ask us to delete it.
• You can ask a person to look at any feedback you think is wrong.

If you need help now

Redraft is not a crisis service and nobody watches your writing in real time. The getting help page lists people you can call, including 000 if you or someone else is in danger.