Aplyxa

AI Policy

Last updated October 27, 2026

Aplyxa uses AI to help students plan and improve their college applications. This page explains what the AI coach does, what it will never do, and how it keeps students safe. It sits next to our Privacy Policy, which covers what we collect.

The short version: Aplyxa's coach is an AI, and it always says so. It asks questions and gives feedback. It never writes your essays, activity descriptions, or answers for you, because colleges expect that work to be yours. It can show a few short example openings, clearly marked, so you can find your own.

What the coach does

What the coach will never do

Why this matters

When you submit through the Common App, you confirm that your application is your own work. Colleges take that seriously. Aplyxa is built so that everything you submit stays yours: the coach can help you think, and you do the writing.

Always labeled as an AI

Anything the coach writes is marked as coming from an AI. Aplyxa doesn't have human counselors, and it won't suggest that it does.

Students under 18

What happens to what you write

Your chats with the coach are saved so you can come back to them, until you delete them. If a chat suggests someone may be in danger right now, a person at Aplyxa reviews it and decides whether to reach a parent, guardian or emergency services. Nothing is sent automatically. Parents and guardians can't see them, and Aplyxa's team doesn't read them. Your voice is turned into text on your own device and never leaves it. The Privacy Policy explains exactly what's saved and how to delete it.

Mistakes

AI can be wrong. Always check deadlines and requirements on each college's own website before you submit. If the coach tells you something that looks wrong, tell us through the contact page.

Changes to this policy

If we change this policy, we'll update the date at the top of this page.