Privacy: the SAT Homework Portal
Last updated: November 15, 2026
AcerLogic Educational Services, LLC runs the SAT Homework Portal for students in our SAT course. This page explains what the portal collects, what we do with it, and how to have it changed or deleted. It covers the portal only.
Who it is for
The portal is for students 13 and older who are taking our SAT course. We never give a link to a student under 13.
How students get in
We email each student a personal link. There is no account and no password. Each link belongs to one student, and we can turn it off at any time.
Keep the link private. If you think someone else has it, tell us and we will replace it. Someone who had the link could enter answers, but they could not see anything the student already sent. The portal shows only the student's first name, the homework assigned and whether each set is finished. It never shows answers already sent, a score or a grade.
What the portal collects
- The answers the student enters, question by question, including any question left blank.
- Any question the student marks "not sure".
- When each answer was entered, and when the student tapped Start and Done on each set.
That is all. The portal never asks for a last name, an email address, a phone number, a school or a password. It shows no advertising, and it uses no tracking cookies or analytics.
To show the student's first name and homework list, our web hosting service keeps a short record: the first name, the names of the assigned sets, whether each set has been started and finished, and a one-way fingerprint of the link (never the link itself).
How answers travel
Before an answer leaves the student's device, the browser locks it with a key that only AcerLogic's office computer can open. Our web hosting service stores the locked copy until our computer collects it, usually within minutes, and then deletes it. Anything not collected is deleted after 7 days.
Until a set is sent, the browser also keeps a copy of its answers on the device, so nothing is lost if the page closes. That copy is cleared once the set is sent.
When any page loads, the hosting service receives the usual connection details, such as the device's IP address and browser type. The private part of the personal link sits after the # sign in the web address, and browsers do not send that part to the server.
What we do with it
On our office computer, we check the answers against our answer key and note which skill each question tests. Before the next lesson, the student's instructor gets a summary:
- what was finished and when;
- which skills need work;
- patterns such as questions left blank or answers marked "not sure".
We use it to plan lessons and to write the student's lesson feedback, and for nothing else. The portal does not show grades: after Done it says "Received", and results come from the instructor.
Who sees it
AcerLogic. We never sell or rent it, and we never share it for advertising or marketing. We do not send it to schools, colleges or testing organizations.
Three outside services handle it for us, each under its own terms:
- Our web hosting service holds the locked copies described above.
- Our email service carries the personal link and lesson feedback.
- An AI model service helps us write lesson feedback. It may receive homework answers and results along with lesson notes.
We may also disclose information when the law requires it.
How long we keep it
Answers and results stay in the student's file with us while the student is in our SAT course. We delete them six months after the student completes the course, or sooner if the family asks. Copies in emails we have already sent, and in our backups, may remain.
Your choices
A student, or a parent or guardian of a student under 18, can ask us at any time to:
- show what the portal has recorded;
- correct it;
- delete it;
- turn off the link.
Write to hello@acerlogic.com. We will answer within 30 days.
Changes
If we change how the portal handles information, we will update this page and its date. Before we use information in a new way, we will tell the families affected.