privacy

a quovra product · last updated: august 2, 2026

summary

pulso does not ask for personal data. there are no accounts and no sign-up. your high score is stored on your device (localStorage) and you can erase it by clearing your browser data. the only thing that travels to a server is your score, and only if you choose to post it to the leaderboard.

global leaderboard (optional)

if you post your score to the leaderboard, we store: the nickname you choose (2 to 8 characters, shown publicly), your score, and the date. we don't ask for an email or real name — the nickname can be anything. we also store an irreversible technical identifier (hash) derived from your connection, used only to limit abuse; it cannot identify you. if you want a nickname removed from the leaderboard, write to contact@quovra.com.

what happens technically

analytics: Cloudflare Web Analytics — aggregate visits, no cookies, no identifying anyone.
fonts: self-hosted on our own server — your browser never talks to Google.
score sharing: if you use the share button, the text is sent through your device's native share menu; we never see it.

advertising

no ads today. if there ever are, this policy gets updated first with the provider details and the applicable consent options.

your rights

Wherever you live, you can request access to, correction of, or deletion of any of your data by writing to contact@quovra.com. In Argentina, Law 25.326 on Personal Data Protection applies: the Agencia de Acceso a la Información Pública (AAIP), the supervisory authority, handles complaints about non-compliance.

contact

quovra (sebastián elustondo), buenos aires, argentina — contact@quovra.com · quovra general policy