Sharing with parents and counselors
Default: nothing. You decide what (if anything) gets shared.โญ recommended default
Nothing
Parents and counselors see nothing. Not your Profile, not your essays, not your progress, not even that you have an account. This is the default.
if your parent is paying
Weekly summary
A weekly email: number of essays in progress, schools added, completion %. Never essay content. Never memories. Aggregate progress only.
probably never
Full visibility
They can read every essay you're writing. Iris will warn you before any draft is shared. Iris-only memories still stay private. We discourage this โ the product works better with privacy.
๐ Preview ยท what they'd see at "Nothing" level (current)
โ What they CAN see
- Nothing.
- They don't even know you have an account unless you tell them.
โ What they CAN'T see
- Your Profile
- Your memories (open, Iris-only, or pinned โ none of them)
- Your storylines
- Any essay drafts
- Your conversations with Iris
- Whether you've logged in
- Whether you've started any essays
- Crisis content (always private, regardless of setting)
๐ฅ Who you've invited ยท 0 active sharers
J
Jenny Chen (mom)
W
Mr. Wilson (counselor, Lakeside HS)
๐ก๏ธ Guardrails that hold no matter what
- ๐ Iris-only memories are never shared, even at "Full visibility." They're between you and Iris.
- Crisis content is automatically Iris-only and never shared. Privacy holds even there.
- Admissions readers see ONLY the essays you submit through Common App / school portals โ never anything else, regardless of these settings.
- You can change levels any time. Lowering a level retroactively hides what was previously visible.
- You can revoke an invitee in one tap. They lose access immediately.