Privacy Policy.

What we collect, what we don't, and what you can ask us to forget. Written for parents and students, not lawyers.

Last updated · 10 May 2026Version · 1.0Controller · RevisionBot Ltd · UK

01In plain English

We collect the minimum information we need to plan your revision and send you WhatsApp reminders. We don't sell anything to anyone. We don't run ads. We don't share your data with marketers. The only third parties that touch your data are the ones we depend on to run the service (Google, Anthropic, Meta, Railway) — listed in section 4.

The short version

Email + name + WhatsApp number + the routine you typed in. That's about it. You can delete the lot by emailing privacy@revisionbot.co.uk.

02What we collect

Here's the full list. If we ever add to it, this table is the first thing we update.

What
Why
Kept for
Email & name
From your Google account, so we know who you are.
Until you delete
WhatsApp number
To send your scheduled reminders.
Until you delete
Routine & subjects
What you typed in onboarding. Used to plan sessions.
Until you delete
Google refresh token
To create calendar events on your behalf. Encrypted at rest.
Until you revoke
Session history
Which sessions you confirmed, partial-ed, or skipped. Used to show progress.
Until you delete
Inbound WhatsApp messages
Your replies to RevisionBot. Used to update session status.
90 days, then summarised
Basic server logs
IP, timestamp, route. Standard for debugging.
30 days

We do notcollect your contacts, location, photos, browsing history outside RevisionBot, or anything else from your Google account beyond what's listed above.

03Why we collect it

The legal basis under UK GDPR is contract — to provide the service you signed up for — and, in a couple of places, legitimate interestfor keeping the service secure and debugging it. We don't rely on consent except where the law specifically requires it (e.g. analytics cookies, which we don't currently use).

04Third parties we use

  • Google— to authenticate you and to put events on your calendar. Google's privacy policy applies to its handling.
  • Anthropic — to generate your schedule. We send a snapshot of your subjects and routine; we do not send your name, email, or WhatsApp number. Anthropic does not train on this data.
  • Meta WhatsApp Cloud API — to send and receive WhatsApp messages on your behalf.
  • Railway & Postgres — where our application and your data are hosted, in the EU/UK region.

We do not use third-party analytics, advertising trackers, or data brokers.

05Cookies

We use one essential cookie to keep you signed in. It is strictly necessary for the service to function, and so does not require a consent banner under UK law. We do not currently use any analytics or marketing cookies. If we ever add analytics, we'll ask you first.

06Children & under-16s

RevisionBot is designed for GCSE students, many of whom are 14 or 15. We ask under-16s to make sure a parent or guardian has agreed before signing up. Parents can write to us at any time to:

  • see exactly what data we hold about their child;
  • have it corrected;
  • have the account deleted in full.

We respond to these requests within five working days, usually faster.

07Your rights

Under UK GDPR you have the right to:

  • Access — ask for a copy of everything we hold about you.
  • Rectify— fix anything that's wrong.
  • Erase — have it all deleted.
  • Object — to specific kinds of processing.
  • Portability — get a machine-readable export.

Email privacy@revisionbot.co.ukfor any of these. There's no form to fill out.

08Security

Everything moves over HTTPS. Refresh tokens for Google are encrypted with AES-256-GCM before they hit the database. Database access is locked to our application servers. We don't email passwords or sensitive data. If a breach ever happens, we'll tell you within 72 hours, as the law requires.

09Contact & complaints

For any privacy question: privacy@revisionbot.co.uk.

If we don't satisfy your request, you have the right to complain to the UK's Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk). We hope it never comes to that.

End of privacy policy · v1.0 · 10 May 2026