How we keep it accurate and safe.
How every question is checked, what happens to student data, how AI is used, and how accessible the product is today, with every claim linked to where it is shown.
The short answers to a review's first questions: we don't sell student data, names and emails don't go to AI providers, educators can edit any question, the gradebook is never uploaded, and the product is built to WCAG 2.2 AA, self-assessed.
Accuracy and control
Questions are written from the course’s own material, at the thinking levels the educator chooses, and pass automatic quality checks before anyone can publish them.
- Where do questions come from?
- The course. They are written from the material the course uses. When a concept review or the tutor goes beyond that material, it says so.
- Is every question checked?
- Yes. Every question passes automatic quality checks before it can be published. Reading each one is optional for educators.
- Can educators change what it makes?
- Yes. Any question, concept review or flashcard can be edited at any time.
- What if a student doubts a question?
- They flag it. The flag goes straight to the educator.
- Can students share questions they make?
- Yes, without names. Questions students build for their own practice can be shared with classmates. Educators can pull any of them.
In one nursing course in fall 2026, students flagged 4 of more than 6,600 questions. Each was reviewed; none had a factual error, and a couple needed small wording changes. Source: Leeteracy data through October 18, 2026.
Student data and privacy
Who can see a student’s data, what happens to grades and uploads, and how a student removes it.
- Are you FERPA compliant?
- Yes. Student records stay under the school’s control: grades never leave faculty machines, student data is never sold, names and emails never go to AI providers, and students can download or delete their data.
- Do you sell personal information?
- No. Not to advertisers, not to anyone.
- Who sees a student’s results?
- Their educators and administrators. They see named results for their own students: scores, answers, confidence and engagement. Classmates never see each other’s submissions, scores or analytics.
- Do you need our gradebook?
- No. Faculty compare their gradebook with Leeteracy activity in their own browser. The file is never uploaded to us.
- Who sees what a student uploads?
- Only the student. Notes and readings a student uploads for their own study stay private to them.
- Can a student delete their data?
- Yes. From Settings, Privacy & data, a student can download their data or delete their account. In an institution’s course, deletion goes through the institution. Analytics records held by PostHog are not deleted this way.
- What analytics do you use?
- PostHog, including session replay, to see how the product is used. Text you type or read is hidden in your browser before anything is sent, and PostHog never receives a name or email.
Our infrastructure runs on Amazon Web Services in the United States. The privacy policy names every other provider we use, including for voice, audio, analytics and payments, and sets out what we collect, why, and for how long.
AI and your content
Leeteracy uses Amazon Bedrock, running Anthropic’s Claude and Amazon’s Titan models on AWS, to write and check questions, build study material and answer questions in the text tutor. The voice tutor uses OpenAI.
- Do names go to AI providers?
- No. We do not include a student’s name or email address in the content we send to AI providers.
- Is our content used to train models?
- Our providers do not use your content to train their foundation models, except as their own terms permit.
- Is there zero data retention?
- Not yet. We have not arranged zero data retention with Anthropic.
- Where is every provider listed?
- In the privacy policy, with what each one is used for.
Accessibility
We build and test Leeteracy against WCAG 2.2 Level AA. It has not yet been audited by an independent accessibility specialist, so our statement is our own assessment.
- How is it tested?
- As it’s built. Every change is checked for common accessibility errors as it is written, and automated accessibility tests run on signing in, taking a quiz, quiz results and the educator dashboard before a release.
- What doesn’t meet the standard yet?
- It’s published. Our accessibility statement lists each known gap, with a way around it in the meantime.
- Can students get extra time?
- Yes. Educators can give more time on every timed quiz, or remove the clock. We record the adjustment, never the reason.
- How do I ask for an accessible format?
- With a short form, no account needed. We reply within 5 business days.
Security
We use administrative, technical and physical safeguards designed to protect student information, including encryption in transit, access controls, managed authentication, and rate limiting on every API endpoint. Sign-in is protected by Amazon Cognito’s throttling and a web application firewall.
No method of transmission or storage is completely secure, and we don’t claim certifications we don’t hold. If your review needs more than this page, write to hello@leeteracy.ai.
Documents
- Privacy policyWhat we collect, who can see it, retention, deletion, every providerPublic
- Terms of serviceAccounts, acceptable use, and how the service is providedPublic
- Accessibility statementThe standard we build to, known gaps, and how to ask for helpPublic
- Anything else your review needsSecurity, privacy or accessibility questions we have not answered hereOn request
Questions about your own account go to support@leeteracy.ai.
