Your plan, your files.

Curriculer charges nothing for now. Your tutor runs on your own AI plan, and your courses are yours to take with you.

What it costs

You pay for your own Claude Pro or Max plan, at Anthropic's prices: see claude.com/pricing.
Curriculer charges nothing for now. It never pays for, resells or counts your AI use.
Study sessions count towards your plan's usage limits, like any other use of your plan. When you reach a limit, your tutor's turn says so, and when it resets, if that's known.

Your desk is your own space in the app. It runs on a home server: a small computer in the home of the one person who runs Curriculer. Only your desk can reach your course files, and other learners' desks can't see them.
The person who runs the server could open your files. They won't, unless you ask them for help.
What you and your tutor write, and the files your tutor reads, go to your AI provider (Anthropic, today), under your own account and its terms.
For now, Cloudflare carries the traffic and asks for your email and a code before the app opens. That email is used only for this.

Your name as it is on your invite, and your passkeys' public keys. Your fingerprint or face never leaves your device.
When you last signed in.
Your course files, with their history.
The files you add to a course, such as a PDF or a photo of your notes, up to 50 MB each. They're left out of the history, so removing one deletes it.
Your conversations with your tutor, so a conversation carries on after your desk has slept.
If you and a friend choose to be study partners, each of you sees the other's name and the days they studied this week, and nothing else: not your courses, your answers or your notes. Either of you can stop at any time, which deletes them.
Each night, the files on your desk are backed up on the same server. Each backup is kept for 7 days, and leaves out your AI plan's login.
The server's logs are technical. They hold no prompts, no course text and no sign-in codes. No ads, no analytics, no tracking.

"Download your courses" gives you a zip of your course files, with their history, and the files you added. The courses are plain Markdown, so any text editor can open them.
"Delete my account" removes your account, your desk and your files at once. The copies in the backups are gone within 7 days.
If the test ends, you'll be told first, so you can download your courses.
The app's own page, "Privacy and terms", has the full version: why each thing is kept, your rights, and the terms. You accept it when you make your account.

Coming soon