Privacy

Last updated 18 September 2026

theoremEd is a math tutor. This explains everything it does with your

information, in plain terms.

What theoremEd reads

When you press Look at screen, theoremEd takes a picture of the browser

tab you are looking at. That is the only time it reads anything.

It does not read other tabs. It does not read anything while you are not

asking it to. It does not run any code inside the pages you visit, and it does

not watch what you browse.

Where that picture goes

The picture is sent to theoremEd's server, which passes it to Anthropic's

Claude API to produce the tutoring reply, and sends the reply back to you.

theoremEd does not store your screenshots. Anthropic's handling of API

requests is covered by their privacy policy at

https://www.anthropic.com/legal/privacy.

The two most recent pictures stay in the conversation while you work, so

follow-up questions make sense. Older ones are replaced with a note. Closing

the panel or pressing New problem ends the conversation.

What is stored

On your computer: your access code, and whether you have been shown

theoremEd's one-time setup prompts. That is all.

On theoremEd's server: a count of how many questions each access code has

asked, and what they cost, so usage limits can be enforced. This is not linked

to a name, an email address, or anything that identifies you.

What theoremEd never does

Students under 13

theoremEd does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone,

including children under 13. It has no accounts and asks for no personal

details.

Permissions, and why

You can withdraw it at any time: right-click the theoremEd icon, choose

Manage extension, and change Site access.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date above changes with it.

Contact

hello@theoremed.com