Lexplore (eye-tracking reading assessment)
Lexplore · AI reading assessment · Last checked 2026-10-23
Rating: a rules-based summary of the supplier’s published terms. Not legal advice and not a substitute for a DPIA. How it’s worked out
Staff and pupils: AMBER Use with caution
Why amber:
Key facts
- Trains on what you type
- Depends / see detail
- Where data is stored
- UK / EU
- Minimum age
- Not stated
- Use case
- Reading assessment
- Sector
- Schools
- Research status
- Sourced
Safer alternatives
Same main use (Reading assessment) and sector, rated better for the same audience. Alternatives are suggested from our published ratings; check they meet your needs. How alternatives are chosen
Staff and pupils
- Star Assessments (Renaissance) · Amber
3 caution points (this tool: 4): Doesn’t say whether it trains on what you type
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About the tool
- SupplierThe company that makes and runs the tool.
- Lexplore
- WebsiteWhere we found the main information about the tool.
- https://lexplore.com/
- CategoryWhat sort of tool it is, for example a chatbot or a lesson-planning helper.
- AI reading assessment
- Pupil-facingWhether pupils use it directly, or only staff. Pupil use needs extra care.
- yes - assesses children via webcam
Your data
- Processor or controllerA processor only uses data on your school’s instructions. A controller makes its own decisions about the data, which means your school has less say.
- not stated
- Where data is storedWhich country the data is stored in. UK or EU storage is usually simpler for schools.
- EU
- Trains AI models on inputsWhether what you type (or upload) may be used to improve the supplier’s AI. “No” is what you want for anything about pupils or staff.
- anonymised data may be used to improve services
- How long inputs are keptHow long the supplier keeps what you type before deleting it.
- no video recorded; eye-movement data removed after results delivered
Agreements and contacts
- Privacy noticeThe supplier’s privacy notice: their own explanation of what they do with personal data.
- https://lexplore.com/en-gb/privacy-policy
- Data processing agreement (DPA)The data processing agreement: the contract that sets out how the supplier must look after your school’s data.
- not stated
- Signs individual DPAs with schoolsWhether the supplier will sign a data agreement with your school specifically, rather than just standard online terms.
- not stated
- UK GDPR representative / DPOWhether the supplier names a data protection officer or UK representative you can contact about data questions.
- not stated
Age and safety
- Minimum ageThe youngest age the supplier allows to use the tool. Check this before any pupil uses it.
- not stated
- Key safety noteAnything else worth knowing, such as admin controls or content filtering.
- uses webcam eye tracking on children
- Research statusHow complete our research on this tool is.
- sourced
Sources
- lexplore.comhttps://lexplore.com/
- info.lexplore.comhttps://info.lexplore.com/en/support/faq
- lexplore.comhttps://lexplore.com/en-gb/privacy-policy
Change history
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Quick answers
Is Lexplore (eye-tracking reading assessment) safe for UK schools?
- AI Prefect rates Lexplore (eye-tracking reading assessment) Amber for staff use (Training depends on plan or settings; Doesn’t say if it is a processor or controller; No school DPA found; 3 of 6 key fields not stated) and Amber for pupil use (Training depends on plan or settings; Doesn’t say if it is a processor or controller; No school DPA found; 3 of 6 key fields not stated; Minimum age not stated). This is based on the supplier's published documents, last checked 2026-10-23. It is not legal advice; complete your own DPIA.
Does Lexplore (eye-tracking reading assessment) train on our data?
- According to the supplier's published documents: anonymised data may be used to improve services.
Where is Lexplore (eye-tracking reading assessment) data stored?
- EU.
What age is Lexplore (eye-tracking reading assessment) for?
- Not stated. The supplier does not publish a minimum age we could find.
Is there a safer alternative to Lexplore (eye-tracking reading assessment)?
- Better-rated tools with the same main use and sector: Star Assessments (Renaissance) (amber).
Generated only from the facts above. “Not stated” means the supplier doesn’t publish it.
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