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You can meet your study self and try a question without giving us an email address. Sharing one at the end is your choice.

Your email is optional. If you share it, we keep it to email you about improving your study self, and nothing else. Details are below.

While you take the quiz

Your result is calculated in your browser. The eight answers and the quiz event code are kept in this tab’s session storage so a reload can offer to continue. Starting a new quiz clears the previous answers. Closing the tab normally ends the session, although browsers may restore sessions.

The event code identifies which quiz link you followed, such as an event link or the general quiz. It does not affect your score. Your email address and practice text are not stored in session storage.

The quiz adds no advertising or analytics cookies. The hosting service may process normal technical request data, such as IP addresses and access logs. Other StudyPuff pages have their own privacy practices.

Your practice stays on this page

Your practice question, source details, reference answer, note, check status, return date and cue are held only in the current page. They are not stored in session storage or local storage, or sent to the quiz server or with your email. A typed scratch attempt stays in the page and is not exported. The app does not upload an attempt you make in your notebook or say aloud.

Save any file you want to keep before leaving or reloading. Starting a new quiz clears the practice in the page. You can also restart the practice without changing the eight quiz answers.

The generic return coach cannot retrieve a private question. Use it with your downloaded practice card or notebook. No private question or answer is included in the public return link.

The files you choose to save

Each download is made in your browser. Nothing is uploaded when you create it. You control the file and where you share or store it.

PNG study-self card: only the profile name, illustration, motto and public card text. No quiz answers, email address, topic or schedule are included.
Private HTML practice card: your question, source details, reference answer, note, checked or still-to-check status, and any return date or cue you chose. The reference and note begin hidden in a reveal section, but they remain inside the file. This is a practice aid, not encryption or access protection. Share the file only if you want to share its contents.
One-question return calendar (.ics): your question, chosen return date and cue. It omits the reference answer and note. Importing it shares the included question with your chosen calendar service. The file does not set an alarm; your calendar may apply its own settings.

The quiz does not connect to a calendar or create events automatically. The practice return calendar uses the single date you choose; you can choose a time after importing.

If you share your email

At the end of the quiz you can share your email address so that StudyPuff can help you improve your study self using the science of studying. We store only what that needs: your email address, the study self you were matched with, which quiz link you used (for example an event link), and when you agreed. Your eight answers, practice question and notes are not sent.

We use it only to email you about improving your study self. We do not sell it or share it for anyone else’s marketing. It is kept in StudyPuff’s database, hosted by Supabase in the United States, where only StudyPuff administrators can read it.

The form is for people aged 18 or over, matching StudyPuff’s website policy, and you confirm this when you tick the box. We rely on that consent. You can withdraw it at any time by using the unsubscribe option in any email we send, or by writing to info@studypuff.com; we then delete your address. Otherwise we keep it until you ask us to remove it.

Questions or rights requests

StudyPuff’s published contact is info@studypuff.com. You can request information about access, correction, deletion or withdrawal of consent. You can also complain to the Dutch data-protection authority, Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens.

Read StudyPuff’s current website privacy policy.

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