Company and product
Loam is operated by Difinity Pty Ltd.
Loam is a proof-of-process assessment product for schools. It is operated by Difinity Pty Ltd (ABN 82 686 692 759), an Australian company in New South Wales. Difinity Pty Ltd is responsible for the service, its public policies, privacy commitments and support.
Public record
Who is the legal operator of Loam?
Difinity Pty Ltd is the entity that operates Loam. The same company name and ABN appear across Loam’s public terms, privacy documents and Australian business record.
- Product
- Loam
- Legal operator
- Difinity Pty Ltd
- Australian Business Number
- ABN 82 686 692 759
- Company location
- New South Wales, Australia
External primary record: Australian Business Register, current details for ABN 82 686 692 759.
What does Loam do?
Loam gives teachers an inspectable record of how assessed writing developed inside its editor. Students write in Loam; the product records document changes, revisions and evidence checkpoints. Teachers can review the final document, replay the captured process and verify the record.
We describe the category as proof-of-process assessment for schools. For technical and procurement readers, the record can also be described as verifiable assessment provenance.
Claim boundary
What does Loam not claim?
Loam does not prove authorship, determine whether AI was used or make a misconduct decision. It establishes bounded facts about the record captured inside Loam. The teacher or institution interprets that evidence under its own policy and gives the student an opportunity to respond.
- No AI-generated percentage
- No automated authorship verdict
- No camera or screen recording
- No decision in place of the teacher
Where can a school verify Loam’s commitments?
The current public documents are the authority for product use, privacy and data handling. They are published so a school can review the service before asking for a sales conversation.
Terms of Service
The agreement for access to and use of Loam.
Read terms of service →Privacy Policy
What Loam collects, why, who can access it and how long it is kept.
Read privacy policy →Student collection notice
A shorter explanation for students and families.
Read student collection notice →Data Processing Agreement
The institutional data-processing terms for a School workspace.
Read data processing agreement →Subprocessor register
The third parties used to provide defined parts of the service.
Read subprocessor register →Verification and security
The evidence method, technical boundary and data Loam does not collect.
Read verification and security →Accountability
How can you contact the operator?
Email hello@loam.ink for product, privacy, security, accessibility or procurement questions. The same address appears in Loam’s public legal and support documents.
For schools
What should a school review before a pilot?
Start with the evidence boundary, privacy documents and one clearly defined assessment. A pilot should test whether the record helps teachers make a better human judgement.