Students never make an account and are never asked for anything — no name, no email, no
photo of a child. Paper Worlds stores only the drawings themselves and a random class code. There
is one
optional "artist tag" — a grown-up can label who drew something — so
in a classroom, don't put a student's
name there: tag the drawing (“the eagle”), not the child, and no student names are stored.
Camera photos are sent once to the AI vision service that finds the drawings, are never stored anywhere, and
the camera's metadata — location, device, timestamp — is stripped on the phone before they go. If a person
appears in the shot we stop and keep nothing. Used that way there are no student names, no logins and no
records — so there is nothing here that would live in a student file. The full promises live in our
terms & privacy — one page, written for humans.