Last updated: 6 November 2026
If you choose to save your progress, we collect your first name and WhatsApp number. We also record anonymous usage counts (for example, how many questions are answered each day) using a random ID stored on your device. Your practice progress is stored on your own phone. Payments are handled by our payment provider; we never see your card details. We may use the Meta Pixel to measure our adverts.
If a parent unlocks PassRight for their child using a gift link, or a student chooses to send a parent their progress link, the person with that private link can see a summary of the student's practice: days practised, number of questions answered, accuracy by subject and mock exam scores. Students are told when this applies. Only people who have the link can see the report.
If you tap "Turn on my daily reminder" and allow notifications, your browser gives us a notification address for this phone (it contains no name or number). We use it only to send one practice reminder a day, about 4pm, and never on days you have already practised. Turn it off any time with "Turn off" in Free extras on the home screen, or in your browser's site settings; we delete the address when you do, or when it stops working.
Practice on PassRight needs no account and no personal details. If you are under 18, please only save your WhatsApp number or join the leaderboard if your parent or guardian agrees. Parents can ask us to delete a child's details at any time through our WhatsApp support link.
If you sign up as a teacher, we keep your name, school, state and WhatsApp number. Your name and school are shown to students who open your class link. Your WhatsApp number is used only to contact you about your class and your payments, and we never show it to anyone. Your dashboard shows each student's first name only if they chose to join the leaderboard; other students appear as "Student 1, 2, 3". Ask us on WhatsApp to delete your details at any time.
Each week (Monday to Sunday, Nigeria time) the 3 students whose invite links bring the most new friends who practise win ₦1,000 airtime or data each. A friend counts when they open the link on their own phone for the first time and answer at least 3 questions. To win, a student must have saved their WhatsApp number and joined the leaderboard; we message winners on WhatsApp by Tuesday and send the airtime to that number. To stop cheating, we keep a short scrambled code of the network each friend joined from (not the address itself), and we check every winner. Fake friends or extra accounts don't count. Taking part is free.
Each week (Monday to Sunday, Nigeria time), a teacher gets ₦300 airtime for every 10 new students who join through their class link and answer at least 3 questions that week, up to ₦3,000 a week. The 3 teachers with the most new practising students also get ₦2,000, ₦1,000 and ₦500 (at least 10 students needed). Airtime is sent to the teacher's WhatsApp number by Tuesday. Students must use their own phones; we check for fake or repeated sign-ups (using the same scrambled network code as for the student prize), and those don't count. This is separate from the ₦300 a teacher earns for each paid upgrade.
To run PassRight, send you practice reminders and updates about PassRight, and improve the app. We do not sell your details.
You can ask us to stop messaging you or delete your details at any time by messaging us on WhatsApp. We handle personal data in line with the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023.