UAE Data Protection

Processing and retention, policy of 1 October 2026

Guide drafting and content review use Luna as the primary model, with Gemini as the configured backup, through OpenRouter. Safeguarding uses Llama Guard and, when needed, a separate Gemini curriculum reviewer. Model developers and the companies operating inference endpoints are not necessarily the same.

Our OpenRouter account has zero data retention (ZDR) enabled, and requests also require ZDR inference endpoints. This applies to provider processing of prompts and outputs, including retries and fallback. It does not delete your saved AILitKit guides, account records or necessary service metadata. OpenRouter permits temporary in-memory prompt caching under its ZDR policy.

Before new generation, automated safeguarding checks read the subject, stage, year group and topic, plus up to the first 1,000 characters each of the teacher description and extracted upload text. Llama Guard gives a first verdict; a Gemini reviewer runs if that verdict is unsafe, unavailable or unreadable. An additional direct OpenAI moderation check runs when configured, under its separate API terms. If no usable safeguarding verdict is available, generation pauses with a retry message. A usable unsafe verdict is preserved if its reviewer fails; hard-block categories cannot be cleared by that reviewer.

Before saving a newly generated guide, automated checks review lesson fit, accuracy, activity logic, resources, pupil language and AI literacy. Up to four batches inspect the draft against the teacher brief; one correction cycle is allowed, followed by another review of all batches. Failed or unavailable review prevents the new guide from being saved. Saved review evidence and resolved findings may quote the brief or draft. These checks can miss errors and are not human approval or a dedicated final-output safety classifier. Existing guides are not retrospectively checked; eligible saved guides may be reused.

Pupil-facing language is targeted using the year group or key stage supplied by the teacher. This is a class-level assumption, not an individual reading-age assessment. Teachers must adapt wording and resources for their actual readers, including SEND and EAL needs, and check third-party tools, links and safeguarding before classroom use.

While a guide is being built, its job record holds the request needed for processing and retries. On completion, failure or expiry, that record loses its input payload and duplicate output. Identifiers, scope, status, timings, usage and support diagnostics remain temporarily: completed jobs are eligible for deletion after 24 hours, and failed or expired jobs after seven days, at the next successful cleanup. The saved guide, its input description and review evidence follow the guide retention period.

After successful generation, cleanup deletes the original uploaded file and clears the extracted text from the upload record, keeping filename, type and date. Unused uploads and failed cleanup are eligible for the scheduled sweep once the upload is over one hour old. The sweep runs every 15 minutes; deletion can take longer if a cleanup attempt fails. Relevant source-derived material can remain in the saved guide and its review evidence.

Guide generation does not grade pupils, decide admissions or progression, or assess individual learners. Automated service checks do decide whether a request can proceed and whether a draft passes review. A second AI model is not human intervention. You can ask a person to review a refusal or flag by contacting hello@ailitkit.com; we aim to respond within five working days. A content flag is not a finding of misconduct by a teacher.

Do not enter identifiable pupil information, assessment records, safeguarding records, EHCP/SEN documents or staff personal data. AILitKit needs curriculum content only. Warnings and input cleaning do not guarantee anonymisation: information entered accidentally can still be processed and appear in a saved guide or audit evidence. Contact hello@ailitkit.com promptly if this happens.

Safeguarding audit retains a classifier explanation that may refer to screened content. Allowed decisions keep no input snapshot; flagged decisions also keep the topic and a short description excerpt. Saved guide review evidence follows the guide retention period, including its 30-day undo window. Hosting logs and backups have separate service schedules. The school reviewer should obtain the current processor, transfer and retention evidence and record their own risk decision.