Legal and Trust Center

99math OÜ

99math is a free math practice game used in classrooms by teachers and their students. This page collects everything a school or district needs to review us: our policies, how we protect student data, and how to put a data privacy agreement in place.

Questions? Write to legal@99math.com. We usually reply within two business days.

Quick answers for district reviewers

QuestionAnswer
Where is student data stored?In the United States.
Do you sell student data or use it for advertising?No. Student data is used only to provide 99math.
Do you train AI models on student data?No. No provider we use, now or in the future, is permitted to train on data we send it.
What do you collect from a student?A first name, the first letter of a last name, a country, a password, a player name, an approximate grade or age, and the record of their play.
How fast do you report a breach?Within 24 hours of discovering it.
Who are your subprocessors?Listed and dated on our Third Party Services page.
Do you have a signed state agreement I can join?In many states, yes. See District Privacy Agreements.
Is 99math accessible?Our Accessibility Conformance Report (VPAT 2.5) sets out what is supported today and what we are fixing.
Does it cost the school anything?99math's main features are free for schools and teachers. Schools can also buy a few additional paid features.

Documents

For schools and districts

For everyone who uses 99math

  • Privacy PolicyWhat we collect from students, teachers and parents, and your rights over it.
  • Terms of UseThe rules for using 99math.

Contact

99math OÜ, Tartu mnt 82, 10112 Tallinn, Estonia. Registry code 14682374.

Privacy, security and agreements: legal@99math.com
Everything else: hello@99math.com