1. Scope
This policy applies to the public FamilyPD website, including public resources, sample tools, the Kids & Teens area, the Public Resource Hub, and Website Launch Center.
2. Public website purpose
The website helps visitors understand FamilyPD, explore the five pillars and guiding principles, view examples, try sample tools, and find educational or community resources. It is not the permanent private household record system.
3. Browser-based practice information
Some public demos may use browser local storage so a visitor can test a worksheet or draft. This information remains in that browser unless the visitor clears it, resets the tool, or downloads or copies it. Visitors should use fictional or non-sensitive examples when practicing.
4. No direct public-site Google Drive connection
The public website does not connect a family’s private Google Drive workspace to the GitHub website repository. Google Drive workspace creation, document generation, and private implementation features are planned for the separate FamilyPD App at app.familypd.org.
5. Future FamilyPD App
The FamilyPD App will provide separate permission explanations, privacy notices, and authorization steps before accessing Google services. The app will not be considered active until it is publicly launched and those notices are available.
6. Public Resource Hub and Launch Center
The Website Launch Center builds public content kits in the browser. It does not connect to GitHub or a private family Drive. Exported files must be reviewed and uploaded manually.
7. Children and young people
The Kids & Teens area does not ask for a child’s full name, school, home address, account credentials, or private records. The Creator Lab does not collect or publish a child’s project. Adult review is required before public sharing.
8. External learning and community resources
FamilyPD links to third-party platforms, schools, government agencies, community organizations, and news sources. Their accounts, privacy practices, eligibility rules, content, pricing, and availability are governed by their own policies.
9. Sensitive information
Do not place medical, mental-health, financial, legal, school-record, safety-plan, password, account, address, phone, or other sensitive information into public practice tools unless it is fictional and clearly used as an example.
10. Technical information
Website hosting and linked services may process standard technical information such as IP address, browser type, device information, timestamps, and error logs. FamilyPD does not intentionally place private worksheet content into public logs.
11. Contact
Questions may be sent to info@familypd.org.