Last updated October 15, 2026

Privacy policy

Eloqa is still in development. This page explains, in plain language, what we collect, why we collect it and where it's kept. If anything is unclear, email hello@eloqalearn.com.

The waitlist

When you join the waitlist we store:

• your email address and the date you signed up;
• which form you used (for example, the one at the top of the home page);
• if your visit came from a link, the website that sent you and any campaign tags in that link (the utm_ tags some links carry). We keep only the page address, never the rest of the link.

This is stored with Cloudflare, in a Cloudflare D1 database. We use your email only to invite you to the beta and to tell you when Eloqa launches. We don't use it for anything else and we don't share it.

To keep out spam bots, the form uses Cloudflare Turnstile, a security check that runs in your browser. Cloudflare processes technical details about your browser and connection to run that check.

To leave the waitlist and have your email deleted, email hello@eloqalearn.com from the address you signed up with.

The app, for invited users

Eloqa comes as a web app at app.eloqalearn.com and as an iPhone app. Both use the same account, so your progress follows you between them.

Signing in

You sign in with Google or with Apple, through Firebase Authentication (a Google service). Eloqa never sees your Google or Apple password. Signing in gives Eloqa an account ID, your email address and, if you share it, your name.

With Sign in with Apple you can choose Hide My Email. Eloqa then receives a private relay address from Apple instead of your real email. The beta is invite-only and invites are matched by email, so a relay address can't be matched to an invite; the app explains this if it happens.

Your learning progress

Your progress, such as the lessons you've passed, your best score in each, and when each letter is next due for review, is kept on your device and saved to your account in Google Cloud in the United States (Northern Virginia), so it stays in step across your devices. If you lose your connection partway, your progress is kept on the device and saved to your account when you're back online.

When you sign out, Eloqa first saves your progress to your account and then removes it from that device. If it can't save first (for example, you're offline), it asks before removing anything.

Your answers (web app)

In the web app, when you're signed in, each answer (which question, whether you got it right, and how long it took) is saved with your account. To improve the lessons we look at answers across all learners together (for example, which letters people most often mix up), not at individuals. The iPhone app doesn't send individual answers; it saves only your progress.

Pronunciation checking

Speaking practice is optional, and you can turn it off in Settings.

• On iPhone, your speech is checked by Apple's speech recognition on the device itself. Nothing you say leaves your iPhone, and nothing is recorded or kept.
• On the web, when you tap to speak, a short recording is sent to OpenAI's speech recognition service to be turned into text, so Eloqa can compare what it heard with what you meant to say. Eloqa doesn't keep the recording.

Reminders and the widget (iPhone)

Review reminders are off unless you turn them on. They're scheduled on your iPhone as local notifications; no server sends them and nothing about them leaves your iPhone. The Home Screen widget reads a small summary (which letters are due and the lesson you're on) that Eloqa keeps on your iPhone.

Who processes your data

• Google: sign-in (Firebase Authentication) and storing your account and progress (Google Cloud).
• Apple: Sign in with Apple, and on-device speech recognition on iPhone.
• Cloudflare: hosting this website and the web app, and storing the waitlist.
• OpenAI: speech recognition in the web app only, when you tap to speak.

What we don't do

• No ads.
• We don't sell your data.
• No third-party tracking and no analytics cookies, on this website or in the apps.

Deleting your account

You can delete your Eloqa account from inside either app (Settings, then Delete account), or by emailing hello@eloqalearn.com. Deletion happens right away and removes your sign-in account, your progress, your review schedule, your lesson results and your saved answers. If you signed in with Apple, Eloqa also tells Apple to stop Sign in with Apple for Eloqa.

Two things are kept unless you ask us to remove them: your email on the beta invite list (so we know you were invited) and, if you joined it, your waitlist entry. Email hello@eloqalearn.com and we'll delete them.

Changes to this policy

Eloqa is still in development, so this policy will change as Eloqa does. When it changes, the date at the top of this page changes too.

Contact

Eloqa, hello@eloqalearn.com