Your information and privacy

Understand what you save, what sharing reveals and how to request changes to your information.

Prelaunch notice · Updated 11 October 2026. The operator’s legal identity and registered address have not yet been supplied. These policies need operator details and jurisdiction-specific legal review before public launch or paid sales.

Information used

Your account provider handles sign-in credentials and account email. YouriQ saves the certificate name you enter, completed assessment answers and results, completion dates, lesson progress, Reasoning Practice scores and support requests. An unfinished assessment is saved locally on your device under your account identifier.

Why it is used

We use saved information to show your results, generate downloads, resume learning and answer support requests. Site administrators can review support requests. Do not send medical records or card details. The app does not infer a medical diagnosis from results.

Optional public verification

Verification is off by default. If you enable it, anyone with your long random verification code can view your certificate name, estimated score and completion date. Disable it on the result page to revoke access. Downloaded or previously shared copies cannot be recalled.

Hosting and retention

Base44 provides account, database and hosting infrastructure and may process operational logs and service analytics. Saved learning records remain while needed for your account until you delete them or request removal. Your result, session and support request deletion controls remove those individual records. Do not assume deleting a local draft deletes a completed result.

Your choices and requests

You can delete individual results, Reasoning Practice sessions and support requests from their pages, and reset lesson progress from My account. Use Contact with the Privacy topic for access, correction, export, account deletion or other privacy requests. Rights and processing grounds depend on your jurisdiction; a controller-specific legal notice must be reviewed before public launch.