Safety

Safe for children, always.

Wivme is used by children, so safety comes before everything else. Here is what we promise, in plain words.

Our promises

Never sold. No ads.We don’t sell data or share it with advertisers, and there are no ads inside Wivme.
Parents decide.For students under 18, a parent or guardian consents first, or the school through its own consent process.
Delete at any time.A parent can ask us to stop and delete their child’s account whenever they choose.
Protected end to end.Everything travels encrypted, and passwords are never stored in plain text.

The questions parents and schools ask

What do you collect?

Only what Wivme needs to work, such as a student’s name, class and school, and their learning activity inside Wivme. Our privacy policy lists every item.

Who can see a child’s data?

Only the student, their linked parent or guardian, their assigned teacher, and a small Wivme team for support. There are no public profiles.

How do parents consent?

For students under 18, a parent or guardian consents before we process their child’s data. When a school brings Wivme in, we rely on the school’s own parental-consent process.

Is it ever used for ads?

Never. We don’t sell data, we don’t share it with advertisers, and there are no ads or ad networks inside Wivme.

Where is data stored?

We are building Wivme to keep children’s data in India, and we never sell or rent data, in India or anywhere else.

How do I delete my child’s data?

Ask us at any time, and see how to delete an account. After deletion we keep a minimal record for up to six months for support and legal reasons, then delete it for good.

Who is Wizzy?

Wizzy is Wivme’s character: a friendly study buddy inside the student app, there to help a child learn and never to sell anything.

Who do I write to about data?

Write to bhargav@wivmeai.com, the founder’s own inbox. You’ll get a reply from a person.

The full detail is in our privacy policy and terms.

Bring Wivme to your school.

A short walkthrough, on a call or at your school. You’ll talk to the founder.