Draft placeholder. The full policy is being written with counsel and will replace this page before the site goes live. The outline and the Google section below are for review.
Who we are
Teddie, LLC makes Teddie, software that tutoring companies use to run their business. Each tutoring company decides what information it puts into Teddie about its families, students and staff; Teddie handles that information on the company's behalf and only to provide the service.
Outline (to be completed with counsel)
- What we collect: account details of company staff and parents, student practice data, lesson and billing records entered by the company.
- How we use it: only to provide and secure the service. No advertising, no sale of data, no training AI models on it.
- Service providers who help us run Teddie (hosting, email, payments, error monitoring).
- Children's information and the role of the tutoring company and parents.
- Security, retention and deletion; requests from families go through their tutoring company.
- Contact: hello@meetteddie.com.
Google user data
Sign in with Google. People may sign in to Teddie with their Google account instead of an emailed code. We receive only their name and email address and use them only to identify them and let them sign in.
Calendar and Meet. A tutoring company can connect its own Google account. Teddie then creates a lesson calendar for each of the company's tutors in that account, shares it with the tutor, adds, moves and removes lesson events on it, and creates Google Meet rooms for online lessons. Teddie only manages calendars and rooms it created; it does not read or change any other calendar. The access tokens are stored encrypted, and the company can disconnect at any time.
Limited Use. Teddie's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. We do not use Google user data for advertising, do not sell it, and do not use it to train AI models. People can read it only to provide or secure the service, with consent, or where the law requires.