Privacy
Privacy Policy
How Ruqelo Arabic may collect, use, and protect information when accounts and persistence are connected.
Last updated: June 2025
Draft policy text for product planning. Legal review required before production billing launch.
Overview
Ruqelo Arabic is committed to data minimization and learner privacy. When you create an account, profile, progress, and preferences may be stored securely through our backend services. The sections below describe how we handle information.
Information we may collect
When accounts and backend services are connected, we may process:
- Account data — name, email, authentication identifiers, and verification status
- Learning progress — lesson completion, streaks, and practice time
- Roleplay data — scenario IDs, scores, and optional transcript text from practice sessions
- Pronunciation data — attempt counts, scores, and weak-sound flags — not raw audio by default
- Voice usage metadata — session duration, credits consumed, and quota events for billing fairness
- Billing metadata — subscription status, purchase references, and refund request records (when billing is connected)
- Reminder preferences — schedule, timezone, and notification settings you choose
Voice and audio
No raw audio is stored by default. Realtime and pronunciation features may process audio transiently to deliver the service.
If optional audio retention is ever offered, it will require explicit consent with clear controls to delete stored recordings.
How we use information
We use learner data to provide and improve the service, including:
- Personalizing dialect tracks and recommendations
- Enforcing voice credit limits server-side
- Processing subscriptions and support requests
- Sending practice reminders you opt into
- Protecting against abuse and fraud
Data minimization and retention
We aim to collect only what is needed for learning, billing fairness, and security. Retention periods will be defined before launch and aligned with legal requirements.
Account deletion and export
At launch, signed-in users will be able to request account deletion and, where required by law, export of personal data. Deletion workflows will be documented before production auth ships.
Some billing or fraud-prevention records may be retained as required by law after account closure.
Service providers
We may use third-party processors for authentication, hosting, billing, analytics, and AI infrastructure. Processors will be bound by contractual safeguards appropriate to the data they handle.
User-facing policy copy describes categories of processors — not vendor names — unless required by law at launch.
Security
We design for server-side quota enforcement, access controls, and encryption in transit. No system is perfectly secure; report concerns through our Contact page.
Children
The service is not directed to children under 13 (or the applicable age in your region) without parental consent. Age requirements will be confirmed during legal review.
Legal review
This Privacy Policy is draft placeholder text. Final wording, regional notices, and data processing agreements require qualified privacy counsel before production launch.