Privacy & Court Quest Data
Reading guides and using tools
We do not ask for an account, email or real name. Tool inputs stay in the page and are not sent to our game service. We have not installed advertising pixels or a separate visitor analytics service.
The hosting platform processes ordinary request information to deliver and protect the site. External sites, including Amazon, apply their own privacy policies when you follow their links. Product photos are requested from Amazon image servers, which receive the network information needed to deliver them.
Saved game progress
Starting Court Quest creates a random session identifier in a secure, HTTP-only cookie. Our database stores the associated game state, generated court nickname, shot sequence and timestamps. The application does not store your raw IP address, email or real name.
Saved progress expires after 30 days without a saved game action. Limited cleanup batches remove expired records as new sessions start. Clearing the site cookie removes access to that saved session; it does not immediately erase the server record.
Optional public leaderboard
Only if you choose to publish a completed championship do we display your generated nickname and score on the global leaderboard. Scores display for 90 days, then become ineligible and are removed by cleanup batches. We do not accept free-text names or messages.
The leaderboard is a friendly game feature. Server checks validate shot calculations and level order, but do not prove that every player is human. No prizes or purchases are tied to ranking.