Privacy: the short, honest version

Using this course collects nothing about you. There are no accounts, no sign-in, no cookies, no analytics and no third-party trackers. The one exception is if you choose to buy a verified certificate, explained below. That is a deliberate design choice, and we think it's the way a learning site should work.

What stays in your browser

Your progress, quiz scores and saved prompts are stored only in this browser, using its local storage. They never leave your device and are never sent anywhere. If you clear your browser data they're gone, so use the backup option on the My library page if you want to keep them or move them to another device.

Certificates

When you earn a certificate, the name you type is saved in this browser only, alongside your progress. Nothing is sent to us. Your name travels only inside the links you choose to open or share: the certificate image you download, the “Add to LinkedIn” link you click, or a verify link you send someone. There is no account, and no record of a free certificate on our side.

If you buy something

The course is free, but there are a few optional extras. If you buy one, Lemon Squeezy handles the payment as the seller of record. They collect your name, email address, billing address and payment details, and keep your order under their privacy policy. We never see your card details.

To create a verified certificate, a small function reads your order from Lemon Squeezy to confirm you paid, then signs the certificate. The name on it is the one you typed, and it is sent to Lemon Squeezy with your order. This site keeps one record on its server: the name, course and date printed on the certificate, stored against your order number, so the certificate can't be reissued with different details. It holds no email address, no payment details and nothing else about you. To have that record corrected or removed, email us with your order number. To unlock a prompt pack, your licence key is checked with Lemon Squeezy, and the key and the pack's prompts are then saved in this browser, alongside your progress.

The only external requests

The pages themselves load from the host with no tracking attached. The one time anything reaches an outside service is when you click a link we provide, for example an “Open in ChatGPT” button or a link to a tool's official documentation. That's a normal link you choose to follow, and the destination site has its own privacy terms.

No AI features run here

Nothing you type into the course (a prompt you save, a name on a progress summary) is sent to any AI model or server. The course teaches you to use AI tools; it doesn't run them.

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