✿ purractice.

Safety & security, for parents

Last updated October 15, 2026

Purractice is a free math practice game made by a parent for his own kids. Here's what we do to keep children and family accounts safe.

Nobody can contact your child

There is no chat, messaging, friends list or leaderboard. Kids can't see or talk to other players.
Children use a nickname only. We never ask a child for an email, photo, age or location.

With a family account signed in, opening Grown-ups (settings, account controls and progress reports) needs the parent's account password or a code emailed to the parent, so a child can't look up the answer. The five-question demo has no family-account controls. On a home device without an account, a grown-up math question is only a speed bump.
The celebrations include optional cartoon bathroom humor (toots and burps). Grown-ups can switch to “Clean fun · no bathroom jokes” in Grown-ups at any time.
Sound can be turned off, and “Less movement” reduces animation.

Each family's saved progress is locked to its own account. No other family can see it.
Passwords and sign-in codes go straight to our sign-in provider (Supabase), which stores passwords scrambled. We never see them.
Every page uses a secure, encrypted connection.
Signing out ends the sign-in on that device. On a shared device, remember that progress stays in that browser until its site data is cleared.

The game has had a security review, and every update must pass automated safety and privacy checks before it can go live.
The website loads no third-party scripts, trackers or ads.
If we ever learn of a problem affecting your family's information, we'll tell you promptly.

If you see something wrong or worrying, please email hello@purractice.com.