Privacy
Your lab inputs
Settings, predictions and results are calculated in your browser. The labs do not send them to us or save them permanently. There are no user accounts, uploads or contact forms. No information about children is required.
Hosting and statistics
Our hosting provider, OpenAI Ireland Ltd., processes technical access data such as IP address, page address and time to operate and secure this website. Its infrastructure may also process data outside Switzerland and the EEA. Details of recipients, countries and safeguards are in the data processing terms and provider list.
Our own statistics store only daily page-view totals for each page, for up to 180 days, without cookies, visitor identifiers or stored IP addresses. We do not use Google Analytics.
Cookies and advertising
The experiments themselves do not set cookies. We have integrated Google AdSense. Loading it can transmit technical data, such as IP and page addresses, to Google and its advertising partners, including in the United States. We do not transmit lab inputs or results.
With the appropriate consent, Google and its partners use cookies for personalised ads based on previous website visits. The Google consent message identifies providers and purposes. You can change or withdraw your choice through “Privacy settings”, and disable personalised Google ads in My Ad Center. Where applicable, Google also provides a “Do not sell or share” link. See Google’s data use and privacy policy.
Contact and your rights
The controller and contact details are in our legal notice. We and the email providers involved process your address and message to respond to enquiries. We retain them only as long as needed for that purpose or legal requirements. Please do not send personal information or photographs of children.
Where the GDPR applies, operation, security and handling general enquiries rely on legitimate interests; advertising requiring consent relies on your consent. Subject to applicable law, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction and portability, object to processing, and withdraw consent. You may complain to the competent supervisory authority, including the Swiss FDPIC.
Updated: 3 October 2026