Memory Room privacy
Last updated October 2, 2026
Memory Room is a free memory game made by Resona Health. Here is what we record, why, who helps us run the game, and the choices you have, in plain words.
What we record when you play
- A random player ID made by your browser, so we can tell a returning player from a new one.
- Which room you played, the answer you picked for each question, whether it was right, and how long each answer took.
- Your score, the day, your local hour and time zone, and whether you were on a phone, tablet or computer.
- In video rooms: whether you confirmed your sound was on, and whether the clip was paused, muted or left before it ended (so those plays can be left out of our sight-and-sound results).
- Simple events: starting a room, sharing a challenge, and arriving from a friend's challenge link, plus any campaign tag in the link you used.
Until you sign up, these results are not linked to your name or email. We do not store your IP address with your game results.
Kept on your device
Your browser keeps your player ID, recent scores, streak and personal best so the game can show your progress. We don’t use advertising cookies or ad trackers.
If you sign up to keep track of your progress
After a game you can choose to save your progress. Then we keep your first and last name, email address, age group and ZIP code, linked to your player ID and your results, so we can show your progress over time.
If you also tick the box to get emails, we add you to our email list (run by Klaviyo, below) and send reminders and news. Every email has an unsubscribe link. We do not sell your details.
What we do with it
- Run the game and show your progress.
- Show players how everyone else answered, once enough people have played a room.
- Study memory and attention across large groups of players, for example by age group or region, and publish findings about groups, never about one person.
- Improve the game.
We use AI tools, including Claude by Anthropic, to analyze the anonymous game results (never names or email addresses).
Memory Room is a game. Your score is not a medical test or diagnosis.
Who helps us run Memory Room
- DigitalOcean hosts the game and its database in the United States.
- Klaviyo runs our email list, only for players who tick the email box. It receives your name, email, ZIP code, age group and your latest room and score.
- Google Fonts supplies the lettering on the game page. Like any website, these services see your device’s IP address when your browser contacts them.
How long we keep it
We keep game results and sign-up details while Memory Room is running, unless you delete them sooner with the button below. Published findings contain only group totals.
Children
Memory Room is meant for players 13 and older. If a player tells us they are under 13, we delete their results, don’t keep their sign-up details, and stop recording on that device.
Delete my results
This button deletes every result recorded from this browser, and your sign-up details if you gave them, and stops recording here. To also leave our email list, use the unsubscribe link in any email.
Questions
Contact Resona Health at resona.health.