No school or health record
No attendance, transcript, diagnosis, accommodation documentation, incident log, or treatment information.
Inclusion / access
Inclusion without profiles
Audience, accessibility, age-appropriate use, adult guidance, and safeguarding boundaries.
Multiple roles can use the same prompt without sharing a profile.
The intended audience includes older students, adults changing direction, parents, guardians, authorized educators, mentors, and people exploring skilled trades. The app does not ask a person to declare age, identity, school, employer, disability, income, or eligibility.
A responsible adult should guide a minor’s use and move any real application or conversation into the family’s or institution’s approved safeguarding process.
Access-minded planning
Accessibility is a question to verify, not a promise to invent.
Course prompts encourage learners to ask about mobility, sensory access, language support, scheduling, transportation, technology, accommodations, and the process for requesting them. Only the responsible provider can confirm what is currently available.
The interface uses high contrast, readable type, descriptive image alternatives on the site, large touch targets, clear focus styling, and a reduce-motion preference. The website honors the browser’s reduced-motion setting.
Safeguarding boundaries
What never enters the app
No personal story archive
Statement blocks help with structure, while names, drafts, trauma narratives, and other people’s experiences stay outside.
No adult-minor channel
No chat, contact exchange, public profile, follower system, upload, or location-sharing feature exists.