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Privacy

The short version: this site does not know who you are, and it does not want to. Here is exactly what happens, in plain language.

Last updated: August 2026

No accounts, no sign-up

There has never been a login on this site and there never will be. Nobody needs to give an email address, a password, or their real name to use any part of it.

What's stored, and where

When you practise a fact, take a quiz, or master a table, that information is saved using a browser feature called local storage. It lives only on the device you are using, inside your browser. It is never sent to us, because this site has no server to send it to — it is a set of files that run entirely on your own device.

If you type a name into the certificate page, that name is stored the same way — locally, on your device — so it can be pre-filled next time. It never leaves your browser.

Clearing it

Clearing your browser's site data, using private/incognito browsing, or switching to a different device or browser will remove this progress. There is a "Clear my progress" button on the My progress page that does the same thing on purpose.

Cookies and tracking

This site does not use tracking cookies, analytics scripts, or advertising of any kind. Nothing about how you use this site is collected, sold, or shared, because nothing is collected in the first place.

Children's privacy

This site is designed to be safe for children to use without adult supervision at every step. It asks for no personal information, shows no advertising, and includes no chat, comments, or any other way to contact another person.

Hosting

This site is hosted by Cloudflare, which may log standard technical information — such as an IP address and browser type — as part of serving any website securely. This is routine infrastructure logging, not tracking, and TimestableFun itself has no access to it.

Fonts

This site uses Google Fonts, which may cause your browser to request font files from Google's servers. That request can expose standard technical information, like your IP address, to Google in the same way any font or image request would.

Questions

If you have a question about this policy or how the site handles data, get in touch on the Contact page.