Your learning is yours.

LearnAI collects what it takes to run your lessons and nothing beyond that. Your courses and conversations belong to you. They are not training data for anyone's model, and you can have all of it deleted.

The site and app also run analytics and advertising measurement, which sends some device-level data to other companies. Who receives what is listed below, along with how to turn the advertising part off.

Account: your email address and display name if you sign up, handled by Clerk, or an anonymous learner id if you learn as a guest. Opening LearnAI inside a Farcaster client also sends your Farcaster id, username, and connected wallet address, which is what signs you in and credits on-chain purchases.

Learning: the courses you create, your lesson conversations, progress, XP, streaks, and certificates.

Payments on the web: Stripe handles card data for credit purchases. LearnAI sees the last 4 digits and the billing status.

Payments in the iOS app: subscriptions go through Apple In-App Purchase. Apple takes the payment, and no card details reach LearnAI. RevenueCat checks the receipt with Apple and returns the product bought, its status and renewal date, and Apple's anonymous transaction identifier, tied to your account id.

Device and usage: device and browser identifiers, including cookies, analytics ids, and advertising click ids such as gclid and fbclid. Also IP address and the region derived from it, browser and OS version, language, time zone, screen size, referring site, pages viewed, and errors.

Session recordings: on sessions that run past a few seconds, a replay of on-screen interactions with the site or app.

Notifications: the push token your browser or device issues, once you turn notifications on. The iOS app also schedules reminders on the device.

Running your lessons. The courses and conversations are the product.

Choosing what comes next, based on your progress.

Fixing things. Telemetry, session replays, and aggregated analytics show which screens break and where people get stuck.

Measuring and running ads for LearnAI on other platforms. The next section covers that in full.

Email you asked for: onboarding, billing, progress, and any notifications you turned on. Non-essential email carries an unsubscribe link.

The website loads Google Analytics and Google Ads, Amplitude including Session Replay, Microsoft Clarity, and advertising pixels from Reddit, OpenAI, and Taboola. It also loads Koah, which fills the sponsor card shown while a free reply is waiting.

The iOS app loads none of the advertising pixels, and does not load Koah. It runs analytics and session replay only, and nothing in it follows you across other companies' apps or websites.

On the website, those advertising pixels set their own cookies and identifiers, and receive the device and usage data above plus whether a signup or purchase happened. None of them receive lesson conversations or course content.

Koah is the one exception, and it works differently. To choose a relevant ad it is sent, at the moment of the request, the last exchange in your lesson — the message you just sent and the teacher's reply you were answering — plus the subject of the course you are studying and an identifier for the conversation, so the same ad is not repeated at every turn. The teacher's reply is trimmed to about 900 characters and stripped of the app's own markup before it leaves. It is not sent your name, email, account id, or any other identifier that points back to you, and it is not sent anything earlier in the lesson, your other courses, or your progress. Koah states this context is used to match an ad at request time and is not stored as personal data.

California law treats data used for cross-context behavioral advertising as a sale or sharing of personal information, and other state laws call it targeted advertising. The opt-out at /privacy/do-not-sell stops those pixels from loading at all. A browser sending a Global Privacy Control signal counts as opted out on its own, with no toggle needed.

Train public foundation models on your data.

Sell your learning data. Your course history, your progress, and your lesson transcripts reach no advertiser and no data broker, at any price. The single, narrow exception is the ad-matching context described above: while a free reply is waiting, the last exchange in that lesson and your course subject go to Koah to pick that one ad. Nothing identifying you goes with it, nothing is kept as a profile, and the opt-out below stops it entirely.

Show your lessons to other learners, unless you share a course link or post in a public part of the product.

A few features publish to other learners on purpose: course links you share, the XP leaderboard, a public profile once you turn one on, with username, bio and stats, and anything posted in community chat. The rest stays private to your account.

Primary region: US-East.

Subprocessors: Anthropic for the model, Stripe for web payments, Apple and RevenueCat for iOS purchases, Clerk for auth, Resend for transactional email, Sequenzy and Loops for lifecycle email, Amplitude, Google and Microsoft Clarity for analytics and session replay, and Reddit, OpenAI, Taboola and Koah for advertising.

Each one is under contract to protect your data to the standard this policy sets, and to use it only for the service it provides.

LearnAI is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect their personal information. Write to [email protected] about a child's data and it gets deleted.

Accounts and learning data: kept while the account is active.

Deleted content: gone from live systems within 30 days and from backups within 90 days.

In the iOS app, delete your account from the profile tab. It takes effect right away, with no email and no waiting.

Anywhere else, write to [email protected] from the account's email address.

Deleting an account leaves an App Store subscription running. Cancel that under Subscriptions in your device settings.

Access, correct, export, or delete your data at any time. GDPR and CCPA requests go to [email protected] and get an answer within the statutory window.

California residents can also opt out of the sharing described above, at /privacy/do-not-sell. Exercising any of these rights changes nothing about the product you get.

Material changes to this policy get posted here and emailed to active users at least 14 days before taking effect.

Questions: [email protected]. Security reports: [email protected].