This epiphany sparked an intense passion within Anson to create a solution that would empower schools to manage consent and sharing of photos in a way that prioritized children’s privacy. In 2012, pixevety was born.

Today, pixevety is a renowned EdTech platform that streamlines daily administration of photos, videos, and associated media for educational institutions worldwide. Its AI-compliance driven platform and mobile app ensure that only photos with valid consent are shared, restricting access to those who cannot be viewed or published. It automatically applies photo consent to all uploaded photos, ensuring schools stay compliant with ever-evolving data privacy regulations. It seamlessly integrates with existing school databases and platforms, streamlining administrative tasks while simultaneously safeguarding children’s images.

“pixevety is about more than just time-saving; it’s about ethical responsibility,” Anson explains. “We see ourselves as a guardian angel for education – ensuring every image of your child is handled with the utmost care and respect.” 

As data privacy laws continue to evolve globally, pixevety remains at the forefront of innovation, ensuring that its technology stays ahead of legislative changes. Anson is adamant that protecting student data should be a top priority for EdTech companies like his own.

“In addition to building a system rooted in privacy-by-design principles, we conduct regular Privacy Impact Assessments to ensure our data handling and security measures are up to the highest standards,” he emphasizes.