Quizebra collects as little as it can. Here is what actually happens.
No accounts
There is no sign-up, no login, no password. Nothing here is tied to your name, email, or any other real-world identity.
What’s stored
Each daily and practice result is stored so leaderboards and your own history work: the score or the time, and in some of the games the round-by-round breakdown behind it. The club fan tests and the country quizzes have no leaderboard, but a finished one is stored as well: the score, the verdict it gave you, and what you answered in each round, so a question that turns out to be unclear or unfair can be found and fixed.
The brain games carry a small feedback button. What you send with it, a rating, a note or both, is stored with the puzzle it is about, the date and the same browser ID, and is used only to find and fix that puzzle.
A message sent through the feedback form is stored with its date, the same browser ID and, only if you give one, your email address, and is used only to read and answer it.
A randomly generated ID is kept in your browser and sent with each result, which is how your own results are tied together and how a returning player is told from a new one. It identifies a browser, not a person. It is never combined with anything that could identify you, and it is never shared outside Quizebra.
A result carries a name once you have chosen one, and a name is shown publicly only on a game’s top 5. If you land in a top 5 without typing a name, you get an automatic one made of a zebra and three nature emoji about ten minutes later. A name you type is remembered for your browser and reused across the games, so you appear under the same name everywhere until you change it. The name you save in your first game of the day stays for the rest of that day, so a different one can be picked from the next day on. Typing the same name on another device is also how the two count as one player: in each topic’s Daily Whiz, and in the records on the main page (your best place, Whiz wins and streak), which add up every browser that uses that name. Names are not exclusive: somebody else can use the same one, and whichever of you reaches a particular game second that day gets an emoji added for that day; two people who always type the same name share those records. None of it is linked to anything about you beyond your own results. Clearing your browser’s site data forgets your saved name; because a name is never reserved, you can simply type your old one again.
If you add Quizebra to your home screen, the browser ID is put into the app’s start address once, so the installed app keeps your ID and your name instead of starting as a new player.
How you first arrived is stored once, alongside that same browser ID: a short label such as “reddit.com”, “youtube”, “share” or “direct”. It is recorded on your first visit only and never changed afterward, and it says which link brought you here, nothing about where you went next.
Analytics
There is no third-party analytics on this site. No Google Analytics, no advertising pixel, no Cloudflare Web Analytics beacon, nothing from another company loaded into your browser.
Quizebra does run one small script of its own, on every page. On your first ever visit it records the label described above. Apart from that it only adds 1 to a counter for the day: when you start a daily round of a game, when you press “Challenge a Friend”, and when you use the “Add to home screen” card (whether the phone offered its own install button, whether it was accepted or canceled, and whether the step-by-step instructions were opened). Each counter is a single number with nothing attached to it, kept so Quizebra can see how many people start a game compared with how many finish it, and whether those buttons are any use. None of this records which pages you look at, how long you stay, or who pressed what.
Beyond that, the only traffic figures Quizebra gets are the aggregate ones Cloudflare reports for the domain it already serves: requests per day, countries, which pages were visited. Those come from serving the site, not from anything running on your machine.
No ads, no selling data
Quizebra runs no advertising and no third-party trackers, and nothing collected here is sold or shared with anyone.
Trademarks
The football games reference real club and player names, crests, and statistics for identification purposes only, not because Quizebra is affiliated with them. Quizebra is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any football club, league, player, or other organization mentioned in these games. All club names, player names, crests, and other trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Where data lives
Everything is stored on Cloudflare’s infrastructure, in D1 databases, with the same provider that serves the site itself.
Changes
This page may be updated as Quizebra changes. Last updated 2026-11-05.
Questions
Reach out any time via the contact page.