Last updated: November 4, 2026
Mudrik is a study site. You tell it about your lectures and it explains them back to you, so it's fair to ask what happens to your data. This page answers that plainly.
What we keep
Your account: your name, your email and your password (stored in a protected form, so none of us can read it). If you sign in with your Google account, we get your name, email and picture from there.
What you told Mudrik about yourself: your major, your year, your gender, and the language you chose.
What you upload: recordings, slides, images, links, and everything that comes out of them: the transcript, the explanation, the quizzes, and your chats with Mudrik. We keep the audio of your recording so you can listen to it again.
And a little technical information so the site works: how much you've used today, and a random ID for your device so we can count how many devices use one account.
Why
To explain your lectures, keep your account safe, and apply your plan's limits. We don't sell your data and there are no ads.
Who sees it
The Mudrik team only, and only when needed for support or when something breaks.
To process files (turning audio into text, reading images, writing the explanation) we work with technical providers. We send them only what the processing needs.
How long we keep it
Your lectures and chats stay for as long as your plan allows: one month on Free, 4 months on Basic, 8 months on Advanced. After that they're deleted automatically. You can delete any chat yourself, any time.
Your rights
You can see your data, correct it, or ask us to delete your account and everything tied to it. Write to [email protected] and we'll get back to you as soon as we can.
Security
Your password is protected and the connection to the site is encrypted. Still, no system is 100% safe, so don't share your password with anyone.
If something changes
If we change this page in a real way, we'll update the date above.