Privacy Policy
YAQUIZO is built so that privacy is a property of the architecture rather than a promise in a policy. The rendering engine, the video encoder and the storage layer all run inside your browser, which means there is no server for your content to be sent to.
What stays on your device
Everything you create: your questions, uploaded images, uploaded music, logos and project settings. These are stored in your browser's IndexedDB and are never transmitted anywhere.
What happens when you export
Rendering and encoding happen on your own machine using your browser's canvas and WebCodecs APIs. The finished file is written straight to your downloads folder. Nothing is uploaded for processing, and there is no render queue holding your content.
Accounts
There are none. YAQUIZO does not ask for an email address, does not have a sign-up flow and does not create a profile for you.
Local storage
Two things are kept in your browser besides your projects: your light or dark theme preference, and the id of the last project you opened so the editor can reopen it. Clearing your browser data removes all of it, including your projects — use Save project file in the Export panel if you want a backup.
Uploaded media
Images and audio you add are held as in-browser object URLs for the session. You are responsible for having the rights to any media you use, particularly music and brand logos.
Changes
If YAQUIZO ever adds an optional feature that requires sending data anywhere — cloud sync, for instance — it will be opt-in, clearly labelled, and this page will say so before it ships. For browser storage specifically, see the Cookies Policy.