Is my voice recording stored?
The app does not keep an audio file of the clip. It can keep the transcript and clip metadata after you consent.
WortGo
How WortGo handles learning data and voice
This is a plain-English summary. The privacy policy is the governing document. Hosting region and third-party processor retention are not stated here because they are not fixed in the product code.
Learning data
WortGo stores the account, the words in your queue, review progress, decks, and stories you save. You can export your data and delete your account from settings.
Voice
Speaking practice requires explicit voice-processing consent before a session starts. Consent is versioned. You can revoke it.
Audio clips are held in memory for a short time so they can be transcribed, then the buffer is deleted when the turn is finalised. The database stores the transcript and technical metadata such as duration, size, and MIME type. There is no audio-file column.
Revoking consent deletes exam turns and evaluations and clears buffers.
Optional delivery metrics cover pace, pause, pitch, and volume. The product does not infer emotion, confidence, or personality from your voice.
What this page does not claim
It does not state a hosting region. It does not describe how long a speech-to-text or language-model provider keeps a request after the API call. Those facts have to come from the operator and the processor terms, not from this summary.
Account deletion removes exam sessions, turns, evaluations, credits, and usage. An email hash used to limit free exam grants can be kept for a limited period.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I delete my account?
Yes, from settings, along with a data export.
Where is the legal policy?
The privacy policy is at /privacy. This page is only an explanation.