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Privacy

Your classroom stays yours.

A plain-language explanation of how Arc Builder uses your information, written to be read rather than as a legal document. Last updated September 24, 2026.

What we collect

The information held in our database.

  • Your account: an email address and password.
  • What you write: topics, class context, teaching preferences, the arcs and lessons you build, your edits, and your feedback.
  • Operational records: when a draft was requested, whether it succeeded, and what it cost. Kept to run the service.

What we never collect

  • Student data. No rosters, names, grades, or assessments. You describe your class in general terms.
  • Advertising or tracking. None on these pages.

Who can see your work

  • You. Your arcs and lessons are private unless you share one with a colleague.
  • Compositive administrators, for support and approvals.
  • AI services draft from your instructions. They do not receive student data and do not train on your data.

Where it lives

Accounts and content are stored on Google-hosted infrastructure. Access is limited to the application and Compositive administrators.

Your choices

  • Delete any arc, and every lesson in it, at any time.
  • Ask Compositive to close your account and remove your content.

Questions

Contact Compositive through compositive.org or the for schools page.

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Arc Builder turns your topic, grade, and standards into a multi-week inquiry arc with daily lesson plans, built on the Compositive Whole Child Model™. You direct, it drafts.

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