Privacy Policy — short, plain, and true
VerifySolve is built so that there is very little about you to collect in the first place. This page explains exactly what that means. Effective November 2026.
The short version
- ✓Problems you type are solved on your own device — they are not sent to, or stored on, any VerifySolve server.
- ✓There are no accounts and no sign-ups, so we never ask for your name or email address.
- ✓We use Google Analytics to see anonymised usage statistics (which pages get visited, roughly where from, what kind of device).
- ✓We do not sell personal data, and there are no advertising trackers on this site beyond Google Analytics.
Your problems are solved on your device
The VerifySolve solver runs entirely in your web browser. When you type a problem and tap solve, the maths happens on your own phone, Chromebook or computer — the problem is not sent to or stored on any server. There is no database of problems behind this site, and nothing about what you solve is recorded by us.
No accounts, no sign-ups
VerifySolve has no accounts and no registration. We never ask for your name, email address or password, and there is no profile to keep. If a page on this site ever asks you to sign up to see steps, it is not ours — the steps here are free without one.
Analytics: Google Analytics
Like most websites, we use Google Analytics (GA4) to understand how the site is used so we can improve it. Google Analytics sets cookies and collects anonymised usage statistics — for example which pages are visited, the approximate location (country and region), and the type of device and browser. We look at these statistics in aggregate; we do not use them to identify individual visitors, and we do not sell personal data to anyone. There are no advertising trackers on this site beyond Google Analytics. You can block or delete cookies at any time in your browser settings — the solver will keep working exactly the same.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted on this page with a new effective date. The commitments above — in-browser solving, no accounts, no selling of personal data — are the design of the site, not just its policy, and they will not change quietly.