Privacy and disclaimer

AnyScholar is an educational experience. The professors are AI portrayals of historical figures, grounded in their own writings. They are not the real people, and they are not endorsed by or affiliated with any person, estate, or company.

Accuracy

Lectures are written from primary sources, but the professors also improvise with AI and can be wrong. Treat what they say as a starting point for learning, not as professional or academic advice, and verify anything you rely on.

What we store

• Classes are open to anyone who signs in with Google. We store your name, email address, and profile photo from Google.
• You can try the first part of a class without signing in. Then we keep only the activity log below and your progress in this browser.
• Your progress in each lecture (stars, notebook cards, and a short recent conversation) so you can continue later.
• The professor's notes about you, so a professor remembers you next time: what you covered, strengths and struggles, questions you left open, and a suggested next step. They're written from what happens in class.
• An activity log of what happens in class, with your IP address, used to improve the lessons and keep the service safe.
• Voice: Google's speech service turns what you say into text. We keep the text, not the recording.

Your choices

You can reset a lecture from Settings and sign out at any time. To delete your account data, or the professor's notes, contact me.

Last updated November 5, 2026.