Privacy

Last updated October 4, 2026

MissLess helps you keep and review the practice questions you got wrong. This page says what that involves: what we store, who else handles it, and how to remove it.

What we store

  • Your account: your email address and your password.
  • Your questions: the photos you upload, the answers you mark, your notes, and the analysis made from each photo.
  • How you use it: counts, such as how many questions you added and when, and what each analysis cost us. We use them to see whether MissLess is working and to keep it affordable. They never include what is in your questions.
  • Your reviews: when you reviewed each question and how it went, which sets when it comes back.

Your light or dark setting and your theme are kept on your device, not on our servers.

Who else handles it

  • Supabase stores your account, questions and photos, and runs sign-in.
  • OpenAI receives a question’s photo, the answers you marked and any note you add to it, to read and solve it, unless you choose to work the question out yourself. OpenAI does not use what we send to train its models. It may keep it for up to 30 days to check for abuse, and then deletes it.
  • Cloudflare delivers the website, passes on email sent to our support address, and checks that sign-in and sign-up come from a person rather than a program. For that check it looks at your browser and connection, not at your questions.
  • Resend sends the emails we send you: the link to confirm your address, and the link to reset your password.

We do not sell your data and do not show ads.

Who can see it

Your questions are private to your account. Other users cannot see them. We look at an account’s data only when you ask us to help with it, or when the law requires it.

Removing it

Deleting a question in the app removes it and its photo. To delete your whole account and everything in it, choose Delete account in the app’s account menu. If you can no longer sign in, write to [email protected].

Children

MissLess is meant for students preparing for the SAT, usually 13 or older. If you are under the age at which you can agree to this on your own where you live, ask a parent or guardian first.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, we will say so in the app before it takes effect.