Terms of use

Last updated 4 August 2026

What this is

EdTechCore is an independent, non-commercial project, still being built and tested. It is offered by invitation, free of charge, and it is not run by a registered company. Using it is voluntary, and these terms are the basis on which it is offered. If the project ever becomes a commercial service, a company will be formed and these terms will be replaced by ones that name it - with notice, before anything is charged.

Accounts

Accounts are created by invitation: a school invites its teachers, a teacher invites their students. Keep your password to yourself and tell us if you think someone else has it. What is done through your account is your responsibility. An account can be suspended if it is used to break these terms or the law.

What teachers and schools publish

Courses, lessons, tasks, files, messages and everything else on EdTechCore are created and published by the teachers and schools using it. That material is theirs, not ours. We do not write it, choose it, review it or approve it, and we do not monitor it - so we do not answer for what it says, for whether it is accurate, or for whether whoever published it had the right to. Responsibility for it stays with the person or the school that put it there.

Reporting something

If material here infringes your rights or breaks the law, tell us and we will act. Message the project's Telegram channel or write to privacy@edtechcore.com. Say what the material is, where it is and why it should not be there. We look at reports promptly and remove or block what has to go; if we act we will say so, and if we do not we will say why.

What you may not do

Do not use EdTechCore to break the law, to publish material you have no right to publish, to harass anyone, to reach data that is not yours, to probe or overload the service, or to resell access to it. Do not upload malware. Do not collect other people's material automatically.

Availability

The service is offered as it is, while it is being built. It can be slow, it can be interrupted for maintenance, features can change or be withdrawn, and no level of availability is promised. Access can end - for one person or for everyone - with as much notice as the circumstances allow.

Your data, and no promise that it survives

Backups are taken regularly and taken seriously, but they are not a guarantee. Hardware fails, software has bugs, a deployment can go wrong and an attacker can get through. EdTechCore does not warrant that anything stored on it will be preserved. While it is in testing, keep your own copy of whatever you cannot afford to lose, and export what matters before you need it.

Liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, EdTechCore is provided without warranties of any kind, and neither the project nor the person running it answers for lost data, lost income, lost time, or any indirect or consequential loss from using it or from being unable to. Nothing here limits liability that the law does not permit to be limited - in particular for intentional harm, for death or personal injury, or any right a consumer holds that cannot be waived by agreement.

Money between a school and its students

Where a school uses EdTechCore to price lessons and bill its own students, that agreement is between the school and the student. EdTechCore records it and is not a party to it. Card details are handled by a payment provider on its own pages. A question about a price, an invoice or a refund goes to the school.

Ending it

You can stop using EdTechCore whenever you like and ask for your account to be deleted. We can suspend or close an account that breaks these terms, and we can end the service. What is meant to outlast the ending - the sections on published material and on liability - does.

Changes to these terms

These terms change as the product does, and the date at the top moves when they do. Using the service after a change means the new terms apply; if you do not accept them, stop using it and ask for your account to be deleted.

Law and disputes

Which country's law applies and which courts may hear a dispute follow from where you live and from the mandatory rules that protect consumers; this page does not try to change either. Nothing here removes a right you hold under the law of your own country.

The limits of this page

These terms are written to be read, not to sound impressive, and they are not legal advice. If one clause turns out to be unenforceable, the rest still stand.

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