DCS Rank handles a young person’s learning data. We treat that responsibility seriously — here is exactly what we promise, what we collect, and how our AI makes the calls it makes.
What a linked parent can and cannot see.
Whose data it is, plainly.
Every AI decision is explainable.
The single design principle behind every parent-facing feature. A parent should be able to support their child without reading over their shoulder. We built the data model so that’s not even possible.
No. Parent-facing views are built from summarised signals — streaks, progress, behavioural patterns. Your doubt-solving conversations, notes, and study sessions are never shown to a linked parent.
You do. Your mock attempts, progress, and signed action receipts are your record. A linked parent receives read-only insights derived from it — never edit access.
From the rhythm of your activity — a drop in session intensity versus your own recent baseline, plus gaps in active days. It compares you to your past self, not to other students.
Recommendations are driven by your live signals — weak subjects, topics due for revision, recent accuracy, and how much load you can take right now. Every recommendation can be traced back to the signal that triggered it.
Access ends immediately. A parent can only ever view a child after the child approves the link, and either side can end it at any time.
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