Privacy Policy — Infinite IEP Pro

Effective date: July 27, 2026

Summary: Infinite IEP Pro helps special education teachers prepare CA/TX rule-aware IEP drafts and run a limited AI-assisted document checklist. Student names and IEP drafts are not persisted by default. BYOK API keys remain in memory, but BYOK does not by itself establish FERPA or district approval.

1. Who we are

Operated by Infinite Byte Lab (“we,” “us,” or “our”). Contact: support@infinitebytelab.com

2. Scope

Applies to the Infinite IEP Pro Chrome extension, its license service, and related pages on infinitebytelab.com. A hosted content proxy is not included in the current extension package and would require separate terms and disclosures before use.

3. Products in the Infinite IEP family

4. Information we collect

We do not collect or sell student personal information on our servers in standard BYOK deployment.

Stored locally on your device by default:

Student names and IEP draft text are not persisted by default. Version 2.2.1 removes legacy locally stored draft fields when the extension starts.

API keys: Not persisted. Session memory only.

If you register for Pro trial / promote sharing, our license service stores:

Student IEP content is not sent to the license service.

5. Hosted API proxy

The current public extension package does not send IEP content through an Infinite Byte Lab hosted proxy. Any future district-hosted or operator-hosted proxy deployment requires separate data-flow disclosure, processor terms, retention settings, security controls, district approval, and an applicable data processing agreement before activation.

6. Information sent to AI providers

When selected by the user, prompts and reviewed input are sent directly to Gemini, OpenAI, or Anthropic under the user's account, or to local Ollama on the user's device. Provider retention, training, and security depend on the applicable account and provider terms. We do not use content to train our own models.

7. Pre-send identifier review

The extension applies automated redaction and requires the educator to review and confirm the exact text before each request. This reduces risk but does not guarantee FERPA/IDEA de-identification; indirect identifiers and combinations of facts may still identify a student.

8. FERPA and student data

9. Children’s privacy (COPPA)

For adult educators. We do not knowingly collect data from children under 13 through the extension.

10. Analytics

No third-party analytics SDKs in the extension. This site may use standard hosting logs.

11. Data retention and deletion

12. International users

Designed for U.S. special education workflows. Users elsewhere must comply with local law.

13. Changes

We may update this policy; the effective date above will change when we do.

14. Contact

support@infinitebytelab.com · Free privacy policy