Data-flow disclosure
This policy separates tool results, local settings, ordinary access logs, and Google Analytics. Tools require no account and keep scores in the current browser by default, but visiting the site does not mean that no data is ever sent.
focus-game.org is a static site whose interactive tasks run in the browser. Completed results, tool settings, theme, and some checklists use localStorage; there is no account database that stores personal training scores.
Pages load Google Analytics (measurement ID G-LG74YKDFBK) for aggregate visit and interaction information. Hosting or network services may also produce standard access logs.
Versioned sessions can include tool ID, locale, start and completion timestamps, duration, settings, aggregate metrics, and validity flags. Older tools retain their legacy history keys and can be migrated safely into the shared schema.
The task store does not contain names, email addresses, IP addresses, device fingerprints, or keys pressed outside a task. Clearing site data, private browsing, another browser, or another device removes or separates records.
After page interaction, the site loads Google Analytics. Depending on its service settings, Google may process browser, device, page-view, and event information and may use analytics cookies or similar storage, including _ga.
Analytics helps understand aggregate use and does not read tool scores from the local session schema. The site currently has no account login, payment flow, or score-upload API.
Static files may be delivered by Cloudflare Pages, Vercel, or another configured host. A host can process standard security and operations logs such as IP address, time, request path, and browser identifier.
Pages request the Analytics script from a Google Tag Manager domain. The task logic does not rely on a third-party scoring service.
Each new tool can clear its own history. Browser site settings can remove focus-game.org localStorage and cookies. Tracking protection, script blocking, and private browsing may limit Analytics or local storage.
Use only a public contact channel actually listed by the site or repository. Do not send sensitive information to an address the site has not provided.