Privacy note
Simple game. Minimal data.
What Tasteprint stores
Your ten choices, calculated profile, a random result link, and pseudonymous product events such as starting, finishing, sharing, and the question number reached. A random session identifier groups activity within a browser tab. We also store the referring result link and a broad source label, such as a copied link or a labeled social campaign, to understand how people discover the game.
What it does not ask for
No name, email address, account, contacts, or precise location. Tasteprint does not use advertising trackers or sell personal information.
How comparison links work
Anyone who has a comparison link can use it to compare answers. Do not post a link somewhere you would not want it opened. Beta records may be removed as the product changes, so links are not guaranteed to last forever.
Why usage events are collected
They show where people finish, leave, share, or complete a friend comparison. That helps improve the experience without attaching activity to a name, email address, or account.
Entertainment, not assessment
Tasteprint is a playful food-personality result, not a psychological or medical assessment.