Privacy, the short version
Your privacy, in plain English.
Here are the key things about how Seeple looks after your data, no jargon. If you’re under 16, this page is for you and your parent or guardian to read together.
Your profile is yours
You decide what goes on it and what stays private. Not your school, not an employer, not us, you're in charge.
It's locked with a PIN
Your digital page only opens for people you give the link and a PIN to. You can change the PIN or switch the whole thing off any time.
You choose what's shown
Nothing is public unless you turn it on. Change your mind whenever you like and turn things back off.
Your phone and email stay off the page
People message you through Seeple instead. Only a verified company you've connected with can get your contact details, and only if you say yes.
Sensitive things are extra-optional
Sharing something personal, like a disability, and how people can support you, is completely your choice. It's off unless you turn it on, and you can remove it any time.
Under 16? A parent says yes first
If you're under 16, a parent or guardian approves your account before it can go live. That approval also covers sensitive things like the disability badge.
Connecting is always your choice
You start a connection with a school or company, and you can disconnect any time. They only ever see the profile you chose to share.
Your data lives in the UK / EU
It's stored in the EU (London) under UK-GDPR. A few trusted tools we use, like AI, are based elsewhere, and we tell you who they are.
AI helps you, it doesn't take over
We use AI to help you write, and we show you what's shared each time. We never sell your data.
Take a copy whenever you want
It's your data. You can download what you've put into Seeple at any time.
Leaving is easy
You can delete your account whenever you like, and we remove your personal information.
This is a simple summary to help you understand the important bits. The full Privacy Policy has all the detail, the legal version is the one that officially applies.