Your data lives in your Google. We don’t keep it.

• We use your Google sign-in to identify you and connect to your Classroom and Drive.
• We store a minimal account record and an encrypted token so you stay signed in. The actual work lives in your Google.
• We never store student work, grades, or rosters. Student counts are read live and discarded.
• We don’t sell your data, show you ads, or use your data to train AI models.
• You can disconnect, sign out, or revoke Curator’s access at any time.

• Your Google identity (name, email, profile picture, account ID)
  To sign you in and show you your own account. We use Google's stable account ID as your user key; we never look other people up by email.
• Your Google Classroom courses (read-only)
  To list the classes you teach so you can choose which to connect.
• Your Classroom roster size (read-only)
  To show a student count on each classroom card. We read the count at the moment the page loads and keep only the number — never student names, IDs, or work.
• Assignments in classes you teach
  To create and update the assignments you build in Curator so they appear in Google Classroom.
• Classroom topics
  To file your assignments under their Portrait-of-a-Learner topic inside Classroom.
• Google Drive — files Curator creates or you pick (drive.file)
  To create your Portrait folders and file shortcuts. This is a per-file permission: Curator can only see files it created or that you explicitly choose. It cannot read the rest of your Drive.

Curator keeps only what it needs to connect you to your Google and organize your work:

• Account record
  Your Google account ID, email, name, profile-picture URL, account type (personal or Workspace), and last sign-in time.
• Authorization
  An encrypted Google refresh token and the list of permissions you granted, so you stay signed in and Curator can act on your behalf without re-asking each time.
• Classroom connections
  The Google course IDs you connect, with a cached course name, section, and your role (owner or co-teacher).
• Organization metadata
  Which assignments you tagged with which Portrait quadrant, the assignments you build through Curator, where you pushed them, and the IDs of the Drive shortcuts we created.
• Activity log
  A record of actions you take (sign in, connect a class, create or tag an assignment) for security and support.

We do not store student names, student work, grades, rosters, or the contents of your Drive files. Your assignments, folders, and any record we help you build live in your Google account, under your control.

• Disconnect a classroom from inside Curator to stop it acting on that class. We keep the connection record (marked disconnected) so reconnecting is easy, unless you delete your account.
• Sign out to clear your session. Your Google grant remains until you revoke it.
• Revoke access at any time at your Google account permissions. After that, Curator can no longer reach your Google data.
• Delete your data by emailing us at webs@theintelligenthoodlums.com. We delete your account record and your encrypted token. Anything in your Google (folders, assignments, any Sheet) stays yours — delete it in Google when you like.