Skip to content
frap
Legal

Privacy policy

The short version: we collect the least we can, an instructor sees almost none of it, and you can delete all of it from inside the app.

Placeholder — needs counsel. This page states accurately what the product does. It is not yet a compliant legal notice: controller identity, lawful bases, retention periods, international transfers and the COPPA / GDPR-K undertakings for a service used by children all need a lawyer before launch.

What we collect about a child

There is no surname field anywhere in Frap. We do not collect a home address, a school name, or a photograph of a child — avatars are chosen from a fixed set and cannot be uploaded.

Sequencing note. The birth month and year line describes the agreed end state. Until lane A lands the migration replacing children.dob, this section must say “a date of birth, used only to work out an age and a grade band”. Publishing the stronger wording early makes this policy inaccurate on its most sensitive point.

What an instructor can see

A first name, a last initial, an age band and a grade band. That is the entire list, and it is enforced structurally: instructors hold no permission on the child record and read a separate view containing no other columns. The safety page explains this in full.

What we collect about a parent

Analytics

We use Google Analytics to understand which pages are read. No analytics event carries a child’s name, birth date, school or precise location — that is a rule the product is built around, not a setting.

Email

Transactional email is sent through Resend. If you left an address for the waitlist it is used for exactly what you asked for. Reply to any of it and we delete the address.

Deleting everything

Here is how, and exactly what goes.

Still to be drafted by counsel: legal basis and consent mechanics for a child’s data, parental consent verification, retention schedule, sub-processor list, international transfers, breach notification, controller contact details, and the complaint route to a supervisory authority.