Privacy at DosePractice
DosePractice is designed to minimise data collection and must never be used to enter patient-identifying information.
Information stored on your device
DosePractice may use browser storage for favourites, recently used resources, learning-step completion, quiz position and scores, question attempt/correct counts, practice days, a weekly practice goal, display preferences and privacy choices. Calculator inputs and typed quiz answers are not retained. The expanded numeracy assessment also keeps typed answers in page memory only by default and discards them when the page is refreshed or closed. To reduce repetition and suggest revision, it may store recognised question IDs, recent-question order and aggregate correct/incorrect counts only on that device. Optional activity counts can show which sections are used on that device. This information remains in that browser unless the user deliberately exports it.
Expanded numeracy assessment
The 600-question assessment builder does not require an account. Saving a final summary is optional and switched off by default. When selected, the browser stores only the completion date, mode, score, total and topic totals. It does not store the typed answers. Separate optional rotation data may record only recognised question IDs and aggregate correct/incorrect outcomes; this can be cleared at any time.
Learning progress
The optional My learning dashboard is an informal device-only aid. It can suggest topics for revision using only local question attempt and correct counts. It is not a competency record, does not identify the learner and does not sync between devices.
Exporting or importing progress
A user may export a small JSON progress file and later import it on another browser. The import accepts only recognised DosePractice topic and question identifiers plus supported progress fields. It ignores unknown fields. Users are instructed not to add names, patient information or other personal information to the file.
Privacy-by-design promise
Read the separate privacy-by-design page for a clear description of account-free use, session-only answers and the limits of the “privacy-first” claim.
Clearing data
Learning progress, activity counts and other local settings can be cleared from within DosePractice. Cached website files can also be removed through the browser's site settings.
Advertising
Advertising is currently disabled. If advertising is introduced later, this policy will be updated to identify the provider, purposes and data use, and consent controls will be used where required.
Aggregate page measurement
DosePractice may use Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand aggregate page views, visits, traffic sources, device categories and page performance. Cloudflare describes this service as privacy-first and states that it does not collect or use visitors' personal data. DosePractice does not use this layer to receive typed answers, calculator inputs, individual scores, names, email addresses or patient information.
Custom learning analytics
DosePractice's separate learning-event analytics is disabled. If it is introduced later, this policy will be updated before collection begins and consent will be used where required. Typed answers, calculator inputs, individual scores, names, learner email addresses and patient information are excluded from that design.
Feedback
The feedback form prepares an email in your own email application. DosePractice receives only what you choose to send. Never include patient information.
Offline use
A service worker may cache website files on your device so previously opened parts of DosePractice can remain available when connectivity is poor.
Privacy responsibility and contact
DosePractice is responsible for decisions about the limited website data described on this page. Privacy questions or requests can be sent to [email protected].
Last updated 23 September 2026.