Full GDPR compliance. Request a data export, a correction, or account deletion at /data-request. Manage cookie consent, two-factor authentication, connected accounts and granular controls — all in your account settings.
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Go to /data-request for GDPR rights (export, access, correct, delete). Account settings cover cookie consent, 2FA, connected accounts and notification controls. Full account deletion is a multi-step flow with a password confirmation.
Your data is yours. The platform is built to be fully GDPR-compliant, and you have clear controls for everything from cookie consent to full account deletion.
At /data-request you can submit four types of request:
Requests are reviewed and actioned within the GDPR-mandated 30-day window. Most are handled much faster. Signed-in users can see the status of their own requests on the same page.
Full account deletion is a two-step flow that requires you to type DELETE and enter your password to confirm. Before you hit confirm, you'll see a warning explaining what will be deleted:
Once deleted, the data is gone and cannot be restored. Bookings with past lessons are anonymised rather than deleted outright, because schools need accurate records for their own compliance.
A cookie banner appears the first time you visit, with granular controls. You can accept all, reject non-essential cookies, or pick and choose. Change your preferences any time from the Cookie Policy page.
Essential cookies — the ones needed for the platform to work at all, like signing you in — are always on. Analytics and marketing cookies only load if you consent.
Turn on two-factor authentication (2FA) for extra security on your account. See how to turn on two-factor authentication [blocked].
If you signed in with Google, you can link or unlink that account any time from your account settings. You can also link multiple sign-in methods to one account (email/password plus Google, for example) so you're not dependent on any single provider.
If you think your account has been compromised, change your password immediately, turn on 2FA if you haven't already, and email support. We can lock your account and investigate.
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