EXPLORER'S HANDBOOK
Your Privacy, Your Adventure
A friendly guide to what happens to your stuff when you explore, build, and play with Path & Pivot — written just for you.
Hi, Explorer! 👋
Before you head out on your next mission, we want you to know exactly how we take care of your things — your drawings, your voice notes, your ideas. Grab your compass and let's walk through it, one stop at a time.
What's a privacy policy, anyway?
Think of it as a rulebook that tells you exactly how we look after the things you share with us online. It's like a digital shield that Path the deer and Pivot the rabbit carry with them everywhere, keeping your information safe while you explore.
Why does it matter?
It's our promise to protect who you are and everything amazing you create while you play and learn. Every explorer deserves to know exactly who can see their stuff, and where it goes.
How we keep you safe
- Your portfolio is a secret base — only you and your family can see your drawings, photos, and voice notes.
- We never let outside companies, strangers, or advertisers peek at your work.
- If your family leaves the platform, we sweep away and erase your old work so it never stays on the internet.
Why it's extra important for kids
Your imagination belongs entirely to you. We make sure your creations are never used to train computer brains or sell you products. You should be free to build, get messy, and learn without anyone tracking your every move.
Why grown-ups take the lead at login
Grown-ups act as the gatekeepers who set up the locked doors of your account. They handle the serious security steps so you can jump straight into the fun part of your mission.
The robot rules
When we use computer brains to help build your missions, we strip away all your personal details first. The AI helpers make lessons fun, but they never learn your real name or keep your information.
The golden rule of cameras
A mission might ask you to snap a photo or record a voice note of your build. If a friend, sibling, or anyone else will be in the picture, you always ask their permission first before uploading it.
The eraser button
You're the boss of your own creations and your digital footprint. If you put something in your portfolio and decide you want it gone, you and your parents can ask us to delete it or fix it, any time.
Now you know the mission.
Got a question your grown-up should ask us? They can always reach the Path & Pivot team — we're happy to explain anything, anytime.
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