Privacy & data

Supreme Ascendance can measure cognitive skills from how you play and chart them over time. This page states exactly what is collected, how identifiable it is, and your controls. You agree to this in-app before any of it is collected, and you can decline.

What is collected

• An anonymous device id — a random number generated on your device. Not your name, email, or an account.
• A cognitive profile per game — scores derived from your in-game decisions (risk judgment, spatial reasoning, planning, attention timing).
• The game's time and mode (solo, PvP, or war).

How identifiable it is

The device id is a pseudonym created locally — it is not personally identifying, but it is persistent, so your games link together under it. Online games and the anonymous cohort average associate your profiles with that id on the server. There is no name, email, login, or contact information at any point.

Where it lives

By default your profiles stay on your device. They are sent to the server only when you play online, and to compute the anonymous cohort average (an "average player" baseline). The cohort keeps only aggregates — per-skill means — never your individual identity or raw games beyond what online play already records.

Your controls

• Decline — choose "Play without tracking"; nothing cognitive is collected.
• Reset your id — a fresh id is a fresh, unlinked history.
• Stay offline — solo play never uploads.

Not a clinical instrument

These are game-derived proxies for cognitive skills, for practice and self-tracking — not a diagnostic or clinical assessment.