Privacy
Lilerno keeps private study data separate from public learning resources.
Lilerno uses account information to provide sign-in and saved progress, stores private cards and review activity for signed-in learners, and uses consent controls before analytics storage is granted. This page is a plain-language product summary and should be updated whenever the deployed data flow changes.
Account and study data
- Google sign-in may provide an account identifier, name, email address, and profile image.
- Signed-in study can store private decks, cards, enrollments, review state, attempts, and session activity.
- Public learning resources do not expose private account or study routes to search crawlers.
Cookies, analytics, and local settings
- An account session cookie keeps a signed-in learner connected to the service.
- Google Analytics is configured with denied storage by default and follows the learner's analytics consent choice.
- The browser stores consent and theme preferences locally so those choices can be restored.
Current limits
Do not submit sensitive personal information through unofficial channels. A fuller privacy notice, verified contact path, retention schedule, and account-data request process must be published before Lilerno expands personal-data collection beyond the current product needs.
Related resources
Content reviewed and updated 2026-07-28.