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Privacy by design

DosePractice is designed to provide useful nursing numeracy practice without requiring an account or building a remotely stored learning profile.

No accountNo registration, password, email or learner identity is required.
No patient dataOnly fictional or tutor-provided values belong in DosePractice.
No saved calculator inputsCalculator entries are not written to local or remote history.
Session-only answersThe expanded assessment holds typed answers in memory and discards them on exit or refresh.

Information that may stay on the learner’s device

Favourites, display preferences, completed learning steps, quiz position, recognised question identifiers, recent-question order, aggregate correct/incorrect counts, scores and topic totals can be stored in the browser. The learner can clear recognised rotation history and clear or export supported local learning data. In the assessment builder, saving a final score summary is optional and switched off by default.

Information DosePractice does not need

Website operations

A hosting provider necessarily processes ordinary technical request data such as an IP address to deliver a webpage. Advertising remains disabled. Cloudflare Web Analytics may be enabled for aggregate page and performance measurement; Cloudflare describes that service as privacy-first and states that it does not collect or use visitors' personal data. DosePractice's separate custom learning-event route remains disabled because its production receiver, retention, owner access and weekly reporting controls are not deployed. Typed answers, calculator inputs, individual scores and patient information are excluded from both measurement designs.

Privacy is not the same as clinical approval

Privacy-first design does not make DosePractice suitable for patient care. It remains an educational arithmetic-practice tool and must not be used to calculate, verify or support a real clinical decision.

Read the full privacy draft · Open account-free nursing numeracy practice · Read the terms and content-development disclosure