Our commitments to students
Four things we promise — and four things we will never do.
1. The AI may make mistakes.
Many items on StudyLoop are drafted with AI assistance and then revised through automated checks, reviewer passes, and founder review before publication. The questions are meant to closely match the style and rigor of the relevant exam, including CBSE-style board questions where the course is a CBSE course, but mistakes can still happen. If you spot a wrong answer, unclear wording, broken LaTeX, or a poor figure, use the feedback button so the item can be corrected quickly.
2. This site supports learning; it does not predict scores.
We give you free, useful practice and feedback. We do not predict, estimate, or guarantee your score in CBSE board exams, AP exams, or any school assessment. Exam boards and schools set their own papers, marking schemes, and scoring criteria.
3. This is not a mental-health or crisis service.
Exam stress is real. If you're struggling with anxiety, panic, or anything heavier, please talk to someone you trust or contact a professional service. In India: iCall. In the US: 988 Lifeline.
4. We minimize what we collect, and we never sell anything about you.
You can use the entire site without a server account. We do not show advertisements. We do not run trackers, pixels, or third-party analytics that build a profile of you. If you choose a nickname profile, your practice progress, saved errors, and review status are stored only in this browser's local storage so you can resume later. Use a nickname, not your real name.
Things we will never do
- Run targeted advertising — to anyone, especially minors.
- Sell, rent, or pass your data to advertisers or data brokers.
- Behaviorally profile you to predict your study patterns or push you toward paid features.
- Use camera-based proctoring or biometric monitoring.
- Hide costs or pretend "free" means "free with conditions." Free means free.
These commitments are non-negotiable. They're built into how the site is designed at the code level — not just policy promises.