Askade is used by teachers, kids and teams. Here is exactly what we store — no legalese. Last updated: 11 August 2026.
When you play a quiz, we save:
That's it. Quizzes cannotask for your email address or phone number — we switch that off automatically. Some non-quiz forms can — if the creator has turned that on, you'll see exactly what's being asked for on a screen before you play, and it's only ever visible to that form's creator. We don't use ads, we don't track you around the web, and we never sell any data.
If a quiz has a leaderboard, the name you typed and your score are visible to other players of that quiz. Use a nickname if you prefer. The quiz creator can remove any leaderboard entry at any time.
By default, children never need an account, an email address or any personal details to play — just a name for the scoreboard. A teacher can choose to collect a name, email or phone number on a specific non-quiz form (for example, to follow up with participants) — when they do, that request is shown clearly before play starts, and quizzes can never do this. Teachers: if a student or parent asks you to remove a result, you can delete leaderboard entries from your Results page, or contact us and we'll remove the underlying response too.
We store your email address (to sign you in), your forms, and the responses people submit to them. Your forms' response data belongs to you — export it or delete a form (and all its responses) whenever you like. Payments are processed by DodoPayments; we never see your card number.
Data is stored with Supabase on servers in the United States (AWS us-west-2), encrypted in transit and at rest. We keep it only as long as the form it belongs to exists.
Email afrid@bluemooninnovations.comand a human (the founder) will reply. We'll delete any data you ask us to.