Yes, during the pilot. Acadia students request access with their Google account, and the owner reviews each request. There is no paid subscription or automatic purchase.

Yes. Read saved material, write notes and continue conversations in your browser. Automatic Moodle collection runs in Companion on an awake connected computer. The setup page has the current Windows download and Mac release status.

You sign into Moodle yourself in Companion’s separate browser. Your Moodle password and browser session are not uploaded to Neyvu. Confirm your identity and choose the courses you want to collect.

Collection and document reading are separate. Some pages, scans, embedded videos and external readings remain inaccessible. Neyvu shows saved-source times and known gaps. Compare the original instructions and PDF before relying on an answer.

Saved notes, files and earlier conversations remain available. A question can wait until the School Mac is available again. The app shows its status; it does not promise an instant answer.

Your vault is separate from other students’ accounts. The operator and hosting providers maintain the service; this is not end-to-end encrypted storage. Read the privacy notice for processing, retention and deletion requests.