Privacy

Last updated 20 August 2026

Short version: your academic data is yours, only you can see it, and we don't sell anything to anyone.

What we store

  • Your name and email, from the account you sign in with
  • Your university, course, semester, and section — as you typed them
  • Your subjects, timetable, and attendance marks
  • Assignments and any files you upload
  • Your conversations with the AI assistant
  • Your settings, including theme and notification preferences

Who can see it

Only you. Every record is tied to your account, and every request checks that the data belongs to you before returning it. There is no shared feed, no class leaderboard, and no way for another student to look up your attendance.

We do not sell your data, and we do not run ads.

Who processes it for us

  • Clerk — sign-in and account security
  • Neon — the database your records live in
  • Vercel — hosting and file storage
  • Groq and Google (Gemini) — the AI assistant and timetable reading

When you ask the assistant something, the relevant parts of your data are sent to the AI provider to produce an answer. When you upload a timetable, that file is sent to be read. We only send what the request needs.

Your files

Uploads are stored with unguessable addresses and are only served after we confirm the file belongs to your account. Text is extracted from documents so the assistant can answer questions about your own notes.

Deleting your data

Delete a subject, file, or assignment and it goes. Delete your account and everything tied to it is removed. You can also email hello@06labs.org and ask us to delete it for you.

Notifications

Push notifications are off until you turn them on, and you can turn them off again in Profile at any time.

Being straight with you

pocketuni is early software run by a small team. We have taken care with access control, but we are not promising enterprise-grade security. Please don't upload anything you would be seriously harmed by losing or exposing.

Written plainly rather than in legal language. Not reviewed by a lawyer, and not a substitute for professional legal advice.