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Trust Center

Security, privacy, and school-review information for teachers, families, district technology teams, and administrators.

District network access

CramLoop is a browser-based educational assessment and study platform. Normal use requires outbound HTTPS access on TCP port 443 to cramloop.app, www.cramloop.app, and kbouetjaefilebcyotbw.supabase.co. No browser extension, executable, or device-management software is required.

If a managed device reports ERR_CONNECTION_RESET, district firewall, proxy, SSL-inspection, DNS-filtering, or web-category rules should be checked for these domains.

Security

How CramLoop protects accounts, assessment data, transport, browser access, and role-separated workflows.

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School & Student Privacy

How student information is used for educational purposes, including advertising, access, school authority, and district review.

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Privacy Policy

The categories of information CramLoop processes, why it is used, and the choices available to users.

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Service Providers & Subprocessors

The core infrastructure providers used to host, authenticate, store, and operate CramLoop.

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Data Retention & Deletion

CramLoop’s current retention principles and how eligible information is handled when deletion is requested.

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Terms of Use

Rules governing accounts, educational use, teacher content, student use, availability, and platform responsibilities.

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Acceptable Use

Platform rules covering lawful use, assessment integrity, account security, and prohibited activity.

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School and district reviews

CramLoop can provide reasonable technical and privacy information requested during district review, including required domains, service providers, data categories, role-based access, account workflows, and security controls.

CramLoop does not sell student personal information, does not include third-party advertising in the student experience, and does not use student information for targeted advertising.

This Trust Center is intended to make initial technical and privacy review easier. A district may still require its own data privacy agreement, security questionnaire, procurement process, or other approval before school-wide deployment.