Privacy policy

When you take the test, we store your first name, your answers and a random id kept in your browser. There are no accounts and no passwords.

If you choose to give us an email address, we store it against your Versict so we can tell you when answers arrive. It is optional, and everything works without it.

We also store the anonymous answers your friends give about you, and the combined scores calculated from them.

People answering your link never sign in. We store a random token in their browser so the same device cannot answer twice, and a one-way hash of their IP address, salted per Versict, purely to stop flooding. Neither can be turned back into a person, and neither is ever shown to you.

Individual friend answers are never exposed through the app. There is no screen, export or support request that will break the pool apart — the rules on our database physically prevent anyone from reading a single friend's answers.

A test that is never finished is deleted automatically 30 days after it was started, along with every answer attached to it.

A finished Versict is kept until you ask us to delete it. Analytics events are anonymous and aggregate.

Email us the address of your page and we delete the whole thing: your Versict, your own answers, every friend session, every friend answer and every calculated score. It cannot be undone, and your friend link dies with it.

There is nothing to pay at the moment, so we ask for no payment details at all. If that ever changes, payments will be handled by a payment provider and we still won't see or store your card details.

We email you at most three times about a Versict: when it unlocks at three answers, and up to two reminders if nobody has answered. We do not send marketing email and we do not sell or share your address.

Questions about your data: privacy@versict.com