Children's Privacy
Last updated July 2026 · Plain-language summary
Raising Paths is built for families with children ages 8–18, and used by a parent or guardian. We designed it so a parent stays in control of their child's information.
A parent is always in charge
Child profiles are created by a parent or guardian, who provides consent when adding a child. There is no separate child login — a child participates through their parent's account.
What a child's profile includes
Only what you choose to add: a name, optionally an age and grade, aptitude answers, and the progress you record together. We don't ask a child for contact details.
No ads, no selling
We never show advertising to children and never sell or rent a child's information. A child's data is used only to build and improve their roadmap for you.
Community safety
Community posts are written by parents, never child-scoped, and pass a moderation check before appearing. Anything can be reported, and we remove content that doesn't meet our guidelines.
Access, export, and deletion
As the parent, you can review everything in your child's profile, export it, or delete it. Removing a child removes their aptitude results, roadmap, and workspace items.
Questions
If you have any concern about your child's information, contact us and we'll respond promptly.
This is a plain-language overview to help families understand how Raising Paths works, not formal legal advice. Questions? Reach us any time and we’ll help.