Adult-managed accounts
A parent, guardian, teacher, or other authorized adult should create and manage the main account when a child uses Wonderscope.
This Privacy Policy explains what information Wonderscope uses, why we use it, how parent-managed learner profiles work, and what choices families have. It is written for the public beta and also covers future paid access when billing is enabled.
A parent, guardian, teacher, or other authorized adult should create and manage the main account when a child uses Wonderscope.
We store learner profile settings, progress, quiz history, streaks, achievements, and competency progress so the experience can continue across sessions.
Wonderscope does not include public chat rooms or public learner profiles today, and it does not use third-party ad networks inside the product today.
If paid access is turned on, payment details are handled by third-party processors such as Polar or Cashfree and we receive billing status and account-level purchase records.
Start here if you want the shortest explanation before the full policy.
Wonderscope is a web-based learning product with guides, quizzes, learner profiles, progress tracking, family account management, and future paid access. This policy applies when you browse the site, create an account, manage learner profiles, take quizzes, use account or admin tools, or contact us for help.
In this policy, “Wonderscope,” “we,” and “us” mean the operator of the Wonderscope service at the time you use it.
Family summary
We collect only the categories of information needed to run the learning service, manage accounts, and improve the beta.
Depending on how you use Wonderscope, we may collect the following categories of information:
Wonderscope uses both server-side sessions and client-side browser storage for a smoother learning experience.
Wonderscope uses authentication cookies and session-related data so signed-in users can stay logged in and move between pages securely. The current sign-in system also uses verification emails and password reset codes when email-password sign-in is used.
For guests or before an account is fully linked, Wonderscope may store learner preferences and progress in local browser storage. If you later sign in, that local progress may be imported into your account-linked learner profile.
Some media or reference links may still load from third-party hosts such as Wikimedia Commons, Wikipedia, or other image hosts. When that happens, your browser may make direct requests to those hosts in the normal course of loading the page.
We use information to run the product, make it better, and keep accounts safe.
For users in places where privacy law requires a legal basis, our bases generally include performance of a contract, legitimate interests in operating and improving the service, consent where required, and compliance with legal obligations.
Because Wonderscope is designed for children, adult supervision and minimal profile data matter.
Wonderscope is designed for child-friendly learning, but the main account should be created and managed by a parent, guardian, teacher, or other authorized adult unless local law clearly allows the learner to do so on their own.
If you are a parent or guardian and believe a child gave us personal information in a way that requires your consent and we do not have it, contact us. We will review the situation and delete or limit the information as appropriate.
Parents and guardians may request access to, correction of, export of, or deletion of learner profile data that sits under their account, subject to reasonable verification and any legal retention requirements.
We share data only when it is needed to run the service, process payments, comply with law, or protect the product and users.
We may share information with service providers that help us operate Wonderscope, including providers for hosting, database and authentication services, email delivery, and payment processing.
Wonderscope does not sell personal information and does not use cross-context behavioral advertising inside the product today.
We keep information for only as long as it is reasonably needed, and we support the rights required by applicable law.
We keep account and learner data for as long as the account remains active, the service relationship continues, or records are reasonably needed for security, fraud prevention, billing, disputes, or legal compliance. We may delete or anonymize data when it is no longer needed.
We use reasonable technical and organizational safeguards, but no internet service can promise perfect security. Please keep passwords private and use an adult-managed inbox for family accounts.
Depending on where you live, you may have rights to access, correct, delete, export, or restrict certain personal data, to object to certain processing, or to withdraw consent where consent is the basis. We may need to verify your identity before completing a request.
Wonderscope may be operated using providers in more than one country, so information may be processed outside the place where you live. When that happens, we try to use appropriate contractual, technical, or organizational safeguards.
If our practices change in a meaningful way, we will update this page and the date at the top.
We may update this Privacy Policy as Wonderscope evolves. If a change materially affects how personal information is used, we will post the updated version here and may provide additional notice in the product or by email when appropriate.
Questions, privacy requests, or parent-rights requests can be sent to hello@wonderscope.app.
If you contact us about a learner profile, include enough information for us to locate the correct account without sending more child personal data than necessary.
Need something else?
The Terms page explains acceptable use, beta limitations, paid access rules, and who is responsible for family accounts.