Privacy at launch
Your practice starts private.
This notice describes the current Harmonavigate learning release. It will be expanded before public challenges, comments, ratings or youth publishing are enabled.
Microphone and recordings
Harmonavigate asks for microphone access only when you press Record. The recording captures your microphone; the practice tracks play separately through your earphones.
If you are using the free guest lesson, your take stays only in the current browser tab and disappears when the tab closes. Guest recordings are not uploaded. If you sign in, you may save recordings securely to your private account. Every newly saved recording is private by default.
Progress and account information
Guest lesson progress is stored under a random session identifier so it can be transferred when you register. On registration, the progress is preserved and the guest recording is not transferred. Every account requires an email address and stores a secure password hash—not the password itself—along with your chosen unique singer name and avatar, lesson progress and recording metadata needed to provide the service.
Your control
You can discard a guest take immediately. Signed-in users can delete saved recordings, which removes both the recording and its active database record. Public sharing is not automatic and will require a separate affirmative choice when that feature opens.
Younger users
The current account beta is open to adults. The free private lesson remains available without registration. Accounts for users aged 13–17 will open only after verified guardian consent is active. Public sharing by a user aged 13–17 will remain disabled until a guardian has also given verified, account-level approval; withdrawal will make the young user's existing shared posts private.
Contact and full terms
Before paid subscriptions or public publishing open, Harmonavigate will publish the controller identity, contact channel, retention periods, service-provider list, international-transfer information and complete access, export and deletion procedures.