Privacy

When you make a quiz, your name and your answers travel inside the link itself, in a portion of it that browsers never transmit to a web server. It stays on your device and on the device of whoever opens your link. We never receive it and could not retrieve it if we wanted to.

That means your quiz is only as private as the link. Anyone you send it to can open it, and anyone they forward it to can too. Send it to people you actually want taking it.

When you finish someone's quiz, your score for that quiz is saved in your browser's local storage. That is what stops a quick refresh turning a 4/10 into a 10/10, and it is why coming back to a quiz shows the score you actually got.

It never leaves your device and we never see it. It is there purely to make the game work as intended. Clearing your browser data removes it.

We use Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages people use, so we can tell whether the thing is working. It sets cookies in your browser and sends Google the usual measurement data: which pages you viewed, roughly where you are based on your IP address, and what device and browser you used.

It never sees your quiz. Your name and answers travel in the part of the link browsers do not transmit, so they reach neither us nor Google — the page address recorded is only ever /q/, never the contents.

If you would rather not be counted, any content blocker will stop it, as will Google's own opt-out browser add-on.

Separately, our server keeps standard logs for security and abuse prevention. We truncate the address in those before writing them, so they identify a network rather than a person, and they never contain your quiz.