What we know about you
Most money apps hoover up everything they can about you and sell it. We built Bank-See so there's almost nothing to hoover. Here's the full list, in plain language.
What we never have
- Your real name. The display name is whatever you make up.
- Your phone number, address, or school.
- Bank account or payment info. There's nothing to pay for.
- Your email. We don't ask for one. (From August 9 to September 27, 2026 there was an optional email box on the dashboard. It's gone. If you typed an address into it back then, nothing was ever sent to it and it was never sold, shared, or handed to the analytics company — and if you want it gone, use the "Tell us we're wrong" link and say so, and it gets deleted.)
- Your age, if you're 12 or younger. Pick "12 or younger" and we tell you to come back at 13 — that answer isn't saved, and nothing else gets asked.
What we do store
- A random ID in a browser cookie. That ID is your account — clear your cookies and we have no way to connect you to it again.
- What you tell us in onboarding: your made-up display name, age, grade, the topics you picked, and how you rated your own money knowledge. We use it to pitch lessons at the right level.
- Your time zone, detected automatically from your browser — only so your streak rolls over at your midnight, not somewhere else's. Nothing more precise about where you are.
- Your progress: lessons you finish, quiz answers, XP, and streaks — tied to the random ID, not to a person.
Who else sees anything
- Amplitude (analytics) gets usage events — "someone finished a quiz" — plus a few profile details like your age, grade and the topics you picked, linked to an ID made from the random ID, never your name. No screen recording, no session replay.
- OpenAI generates the lessons and quizzes. It gets the topic, the difficulty level and your age when we have it. For lessons, we include up to eight other topics in that category you've reached proficient or mastered. For quizzes, we include the topics you've mastered or are still working on and that topic's lesson title; on a retake, we also include the attempt number. We ask it to adapt the content to this. It never gets your display name, your quiz answers, or your visitor ID.
- Decode this sends the text you paste to OpenAI so it can explain how it works on you. We block anything that looks like a card number, a Social Security number or a street address before it goes, and swap out phone numbers, emails and links that match our detection patterns. We don't save what you paste, don't log it, and don't send it to our analytics. By default OpenAI doesn't train on API data, and it may keep it for up to 30 days for abuse checks (or longer if the law requires). Leave out names, addresses and card numbers.
- We use Supabase to store data, Render to host the site, and Cloudflare to route requests to it. We don't run ads and we don't sell data.
Want out?
Clear this site's cookies. That severs the link between you and everything above — we keep an orphaned row of quiz scores belonging to a random ID no one can claim.
This page is the honest-version summary, not a legal document. The full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service cover the legal detail. If something here ever stops being true, the page changes the same day the code does.