Privacy

Last updated: July 13, 2026

This is a plain-language public-beta notice. It should be reviewed by qualified Canadian privacy and child-safety counsel before institutional contracting or material commercial scale.

No required child account

Logic Quest is designed to work without an account. The current application does not intentionally collect a child’s name, email address, precise location, advertising identifier, voice recording, contact list or remote learner profile.

Information stored on the device

Answers, XP, settings, streaks and lesson progress are stored in the browser on the device being used. Clearing browser data or using the reset control removes this locally saved information from that device.

No advertising or behavioural tracking

The current application contains no advertising, tracking pixels, behavioural analytics or data-sale mechanism. It does not intentionally create a remote child profile.

Hosting and routine network records

The adult website is delivered through Cloudflare. The Logic Quest browser game may also be delivered through GitHub Pages or a temporary Cloudflare evidence preview. Like most hosting and security providers, these services may process routine network, request, security, device or log information under their own policies.

Logic for Children does not receive a remote learner profile from that routine hosting activity and does not use it for behavioural advertising or learner analytics.

Adult support and external links

Optional support links appear only on the adult website and open PayPal in a separate browser page. PayPal processes payment and account information under its own terms and privacy notice. Logic Quest and the adult website do not collect or store card, bank or PayPal credentials.

Future features

Accounts, cloud-saved progress, school rostering, analytics, AI chat, voice input or other personal-data features will not be added without a new privacy and safety review.

Questions

Privacy questions can be raised through the project’s public GitHub repository or directly with Ryan Dermody.