Short version: we keep what we need to run RadCase well, and nothing else.
Required to request a download link. We use it to send you the link, and to reach you should a bug be discovered or a new version be released.
Like any web server, we keep basic visit records — your IP address, country (as reported by the network), browser, which page you opened and when. We don’t track how long you stay on a page or how far you read.
If you sign your score, the board shows the name you type — a nickname is fine. Your IP address is kept with the score (not shown) to stop spam submissions.
We do not check if you’re reading in Antarctica, the Moon or Mars.
Talking to Curie uses your microphone. The call is handled by ElevenLabs, the voice AI service behind her, which keeps a recording and transcript of the conversation. Please don’t share patient information.
No advertising, no third-party analytics, and nothing is sold or shared. The site does sit behind Cloudflare and uses Google Fonts, which see the ordinary connection details any website would.
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