Privacy — Signify Insights

Signify Insights is a static, no-login publishing and interactive-learning site. We have built it to collect as little as possible about you.

What we collect

There are no accounts and no logins. The games, simulations and self-assessments run entirely in your browser — your answers, scores and results are processed on your device and are not stored on our servers or transmitted to us. We use no analytics or advertising cookies, and nothing you type or choose here is tracked or profiled. The cookies we do set, everything the site keeps in your browser, and how we count visits are listed below.

Cookies and local storage

We set three cookies. All are first-party and all exist only to remember something you did yourself.

sitheme — the single word light or dark, written when you use the theme switch. It has to be a cookie rather than local storage so the page knows your choice before it draws; without it, choosing dark mode would still leave you with a white flash on every new page. Lasts a year.
si_rttf and si_cup — set only if you play Road to the Final or The Ethics Cup, and only once a match starts. Each records which route you picked and which round you reached, so the tournament is still there when you come back. Nothing else. Three months, and clearing either just starts that Cup again.

All are sent with same-site requests only. There is no advertising, analytics or tracking cookie of any kind, and no third party sets a cookie here. The one script the site loads from another domain is Cloudflare’s visit counter, described below, and it sets no cookie; there are no embedded players or tracking pixels, and the fonts are served from this domain.

Rather more is kept in your browser’s local storage, which never leaves the device and is not sent with any request:

sitheme — your light or dark choice again, which is what the site reads first; the cookie is only the fallback.
signify_v1 — your profile. In full: the name or nickname you typed; which pieces you have finished, how many times, your best score and when you last played each one; your display preferences such as read-aloud, font, contrast and motion; which Signify Fieldwork steps you have ticked, and when; and, on the Signify Kids side, your badges, pollen and garden. It also keeps anything you chose to save — the wish you wrote in Genie’s Loophole, the rules you wrote in Guardrail Builder, the write-up from Remix Studio — in the words you typed them. We do not ask for your age, an email address or anything else.
si:fw-guest — Signify Fieldwork progress when you have not made a profile.
si:pg-view — whether you last looked at the Playground as the board or as cards. One word.
si:btp — only if you play along with the Beyond the Plan session: your own poll answers, your answers in its six stations, and the words you typed into your strategy house. Clear my answers on the session page removes it.

One older key, sikids_v1, is read once and deleted if an early version of this site left it on your device. Nothing writes to it.

We say this plainly because it is the part worth knowing: a profile can contain a child’s first name and things a child has written, and it lives only in the browser you made it in. We never receive it, it is not backed up, and it does not follow you to another device. The profile page gives you Delete this profile, which removes it and everything finished under it, and Reset progress, which keeps the profile and clears what it has completed; clearing your browsing data for this site removes everything either way. There is also Save a backup if you want a copy before you do. That file holds everything listed above — the name, and anything written in the profile, in the words it was typed — so keep it somewhere you would keep a school book, and only restore a backup you saved yourself. The trade-off is deliberate and it runs both ways: there is nothing here for us to breach, lose or hand over, and equally nothing we can restore for you.

Read-aloud, and the one way your words can leave your device

Signify Kids can read a challenge aloud. It is off unless you turn it on, and when it is on we hand the sentence to your own browser’s built-in speech feature. We want to be straight about what that means, because it is the single place where your words can leave your device: some browsers speak using a voice on the device, and others send the sentence to the browser maker’s servers to be turned into audio. Which one yours does is your browser’s choice, not ours, and it can differ between a phone and a laptop. Where a challenge repeats back something a child has typed, that sentence goes the same way. If this matters to you, leave read-aloud off — nothing else on this site behaves this way.

Counting visits

We count visits with Cloudflare Web Analytics, so we can see which pages are read and how quickly they load. When a page loads, a small script from Cloudflare (static.cloudflareinsights.com) reports to Cloudflare (at cloudflareinsights.com, or at /cdn-cgi/rum on this site when Cloudflare adds the script itself) the page’s address, the page you came from, your browser, operating system and type of device, and how the page performed: how long it took to load and draw, and how much memory it used. Like any request, the report comes from your internet (IP) address: Cloudflare shows us the country a visit came from, and says it discards the address at its nearest data centre and does not store it in its core databases or logs. It also says it uses no cookies or local storage for this and does not fingerprint visitors. What we see are totals, never one person’s visits.

It does not run on Signify Kids or on the profile page: those pages refuse the script in their own code. Nothing you type or choose anywhere on the site is part of it, and a content blocker that stops the script stops the count without changing anything else.

Because the three cookies exist only to remember something you chose to do, the visit count uses none, and nothing here is used to track, profile or advertise to you, there is no consent banner. We would rather tell you exactly what is stored than ask you to dismiss a dialogue.

Hosting and logs

The site is served through Cloudflare Pages. As with any website, the hosting provider may process standard technical information (such as IP address and browser type) in its server logs to keep the service secure and performant. That processing is governed by the hosting provider’s own policies. We do not sell or rent personal data.

Submitting an idea

The “Submit an idea” feature opens your own email application so you can write to us directly. Anything you choose to send by email is handled as ordinary correspondence; the site itself does not capture it.

Contact

Questions about privacy can be directed to Signify Solution via signifysolution.com.

Changes

We may update this notice from time to time. Material changes will be reflected here with a revised date.

Last updated 23 October 2026.