Privacy
How focus-game.org handles local browser data, basic analytics, and privacy for free focus training tools.
focus-game.org is built as a static, browser-based focus training website. The interactive tools do not require an account, login, or backend profile.
When a tool saves progress, best scores, history, or settings, that information is stored locally in your own browser using localStorage. It is intended for personal comparison on the same device and browser.
Some tools save recent results, preferences, completed sessions, or best scores in localStorage. This data stays on your device unless you clear browser data, switch browsers, or use a browser feature that syncs local site data.
Because there is no account system, focus-game.org cannot restore local progress after you clear it or move to another device.
The site may use basic analytics to understand aggregate page usage and improve content, navigation, and tool quality. Analytics data is not used to create a personal training account.
Analytics providers may process technical information such as page views, device type, browser, and approximate region according to their own policies.
The focus tests and training games are general self-checking and practice tools. They are not medical tests, diagnoses, or treatments, and they should not be used as a substitute for professional advice.
You can clear saved scores and preferences by using reset controls where provided or by clearing local site data in your browser settings.
You can also use the site without creating any account because no login system is required.
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