What your Sensei can see
Consent-gated progress, and what stays private.
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Consent at join is the switch. Until you give it, a Sensei sees nothing. After it, they see a fixed list, and here is that list in full.
- Your display name, username, avatar, and which plan you are on.
- Total XP, today's XP, your current streak, and your longest streak.
- Words mastered per JLPT level, and your flashcard counts: due, learning, and mastered.
- Your last 8 practice sessions, each as a feature, a level, and a score percentage.
- Every assignment in that class: its state, your progress against the target, when you finished, and any feedback they left.
- Your email, password, and anything to do with billing or your plan payments.
- Dictionary searches, Play and Versus match history, and your settings.
- Anything from another class, and anything from before you joined this one.
Nothing flows before you agree
Visibility is tied to an active membership with recorded consent. It is not granted by a teacher, it is granted by you at the moment you join.
A Sensei can annotate, never rewrite
Teachers can leave feedback, add a praise sticker, or mark a task done. None of that edits your real numbers. A manually marked task is recorded as exactly that, and your objective progress still shows the truth underneath.
Leaving the class ends their view of you immediately, and every word, card, and XP you earned stays entirely yours.
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