Privacy & children’s data

How we protect your child’s data.

This is the Children’s-Code-required notice: what data Spellify collects, how special educational needs data is handled, how consent works, and how long data is kept.

Draft — not yet published. This page is a structural placeholder. Martin and Cowork are drafting the actual legal wording; nothing below should be treated as final, and this page is excluded from search indexing until it is.

What we collect

[Placeholder — Martin/Cowork to draft: the specific data points Spellify collects about a child (e.g. progress data, word-list results) versus about a parent/account holder, and what is deliberately not collected.]

Special category data (SEN)

[Placeholder — Martin/Cowork to draft: how any special educational needs data is handled under UK GDPR Article 9, including the lawful basis relied on and any extra safeguards.]

Consent

[Placeholder — Martin/Cowork to draft: who consents on a child's behalf, how that consent is captured, and how it can be withdrawn.]

Data retention

[Placeholder — Martin/Cowork to draft: how long data is kept, and what happens to it when an account is closed or a child leaves the service.]

Sub-processors

[Placeholder — Martin/Cowork to draft: Supabase as a sub-processor (hosting/region), and any other third parties data passes through.]

Questions about your child’s data?

Once this notice is finalised, contact details for data questions will go here. Back to Spellify →