Nextmark
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Privacy folio / current behavior

A draft should not become a dossier.

Nextmark keeps a saved blueprint deliberately small: one timestamp and four illustrated card identifiers in private app storage. The folio below describes that behavior and the reader controls around it.

Specification date: August 26, 2026

A1

Product boundary

This folio covers the Nextmark Android app and this two-route Nextmark website. An app store, operating system, browser, hosting provider, linked destination, or unrelated organization system follows its own practices.

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A2

Audience and supported decisions

Nextmark is designed for students, families, mentors, and adult learners preparing to research education opportunities. A trusted adult or qualified adviser can add context when age, access, cost, safety, or a consequential choice makes that appropriate.

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A3

Planning, not submission

The illustrated themes, fictional criteria cards, and four-part builder are original planning material. They do not submit an application, determine eligibility, reserve funding, promise an award, or operate a Stride Forward Foundation scholarship or counseling service.

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A4

Inputs the app accepts

The Android app has no registration, free-text field, upload, message, contact form, donation flow, document intake, or remote database. It has no place to enter a name, email address, phone number, postal address, precise location, school login, photograph, recording, or file.

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A5

Sensitive records stay in their controlling systems

Nextmark is not designed to receive Social Security numbers, financial records, education records, identity documents, health details, immigration information, employment records, credentials, or crisis information. The app's card-selection interface cannot accept them.

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B1

Device capabilities outside the workbench

The release manifest does not request location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos, media, storage, calendar, phone, Bluetooth, notifications, advertising identifiers, network connections, or payment access. The card library is packaged with the app.

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B2

Identity and accounts

Nextmark has no password, social sign-in, applicant profile, public username, follower graph, identity check, or organization roster. There is no Nextmark account through which a plan can be recovered on another device.

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B3

Analytics and promotion

The Android build contains no analytics, advertising, attribution, behavioral profiling, retargeting, or crash-report upload component. It does not measure card choices for an audience profile or insert sponsored opportunities.

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B4

App activity and website requests

The Android manifest does not request network access; cards, builder actions, and saved plans operate with device resources. When these static pages are hosted, the host can receive ordinary request details such as an IP address, timestamp, and browser information under its own practices. The pages add no form, analytics script, advertising script, cookie-setting code, or browser-storage code.

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C1

Fields in a saved blueprint

When the reader saves, Nextmark writes one timestamp and four selected card identifiers to private app preferences on that device. It retains no more than twenty-four blueprints. The saved record contains no name, essay, deadline, school, cost, eligibility result, or remote identifier.

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C2

Controls on the board

A reader can browse without saving, revise selections before saving, remove one blueprint, clear the complete stack after confirmation, clear app data through Android settings, or uninstall. These controls act on the device and need no support request.

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C3

Deletion and retention

A blueprint stays in private app storage until the reader removes it, clears the stack, clears Android app data, or uninstalls. Cloud-backup and device-transfer rules exclude the saved preferences, so the app does not restore that stack from its own remote copy.

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C4

Shared-device visibility

Anyone able to open an unlocked device may be able to view its saved blueprints. A screen lock, current system updates, and thoughtful device-sharing habits remain practical protections for the reader.

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C5

Sharing and sale

Nextmark does not transmit a saved blueprint to a service, so the app does not sell, rent, trade, or disclose that state. Platforms outside Nextmark—including an app store, operating system, browser, or host—follow their own terms.

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D1

Families and younger users

The app offers no child account, chat, public post, behavioral advertising, or purchase flow. Nextmark does not knowingly collect children's personal information. Families can decide together when adult support, current criteria, or a trusted adviser should enter the planning process.

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D2

External criteria and current sources

This edition's consumer pages use only internal navigation, and the Android app does not open network links. Real eligibility, costs, deadlines, forms, and award terms can change; readers should verify them in the system that controls the opportunity. A later external link would leave Nextmark and follow its destination's practices.

D3

Specification changes

If Nextmark's real behavior changes, this folio should be revised before that version is distributed. A new edition should carry its own date and describe the app and website that readers actually receive.

D4

Privacy questions

A verified privacy contact is not included in this edition, so the folio does not invent one. If the distributor adds a contact route, the hosted policy and store listing should identify the same current destination.