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Typistia is an educational typing project in development. We collect as little as possible. The demo, which children play, collects no personal data.
At a glance
- The demo asks for no name, email address, or account. It uses no cookies and stores nothing on the device.
- The other site pages use a cookieless visit counter that does not identify visitors.
- We may introduce ads on the presentation pages and guide, never in the demo, and without personalized advertising.
- The optional waitlist is for adults. It stores an email address, signup date, language, and consent version.
- Contact us at [email protected].
Who is responsible?
The Typistia project is responsible for this site. For questions about personal data, write to [email protected].
The demo
The game demo runs in the player's browser. It requires no registration or personal data, uses no cookies or device storage, and keeps progress, such as unlocked phases, only while the page is open. When a phase starts, the page asks the browser for full-screen view and, on some phones, landscape view. These requests only affect presentation and do not send data to anyone. The demo does not measure or analyze what the child types.
The demo is currently in European Portuguese and uses a Portuguese keyboard. Versions for other languages are planned.
Counting visits
On the presentation pages, guide, and this page, we use Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand visits in aggregate: how many people visit, which pages they read, their country, device type, and how they reached the site. This tool uses no cookies or device storage and does not create profiles or identify individuals. The demo does not include this measurement.
Hosting and security
Cloudflare hosts and protects the site. To deliver pages and protect against abuse, Cloudflare technically processes visitors' IP addresses, as internet hosting services do. We do not use these data for other purposes.
The waitlist
On the waitlist page, adult parents, teachers, and educators can leave an email address for project news. We store only the email address, signup date, language, and version of the consent text accepted, using a Cloudflare service. We do not store the IP address in the waitlist record. Consent requires checking a box. We use the email address only for Typistia news, do not share it with third parties, and delete it on request at any time. Write to [email protected] to leave the list or request deletion. The form is for adults, collects no children's data, and is not part of the demo.
Email messages
If you email us, we use your address and message only to reply. We do not share them with third parties or use them for messages you did not request. You can ask us to delete the conversation at any time.
Advertising
To help support the project, we may introduce Google AdSense ads on the presentation pages and guide. Ads will never appear in the game demo. Because the project also serves children, we will use Google's child-directed treatment: no personalized ads or behavioral tracking for advertising purposes.
Google may still use cookies or identifiers to show ads and measure results. In the European Economic Area, we will ask for consent first through a certified cookie consent notice. You will be able to refuse or change your choice at any time. Read Google's explanation of advertising data for more information. We will update this policy when ads begin.
Children
We do not collect personal data from children. The demo needs no registration. We recommend that children play with an adult's guidance.
Your rights
Under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), you may request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal data, object to processing, or request that processing be restricted. Email [email protected]. If you believe your rights have not been respected, you can complain to Portugal's data protection authority, the Comissão Nacional de Proteção de Dados (CNPD). You may also contact the data protection authority in your own country.
Changes to this policy
If a practice described here changes, including when ads begin, we will update this page and the date above.