Privacy
Privacy, in plain words
Short version: your stuff stays on your device.
What we collect
Nothing. Tickmark has no accounts, no sign-up forms, no analytics or advertising scripts, and no database. The site is a set of static files. Like any website, the hosting provider may keep standard short-lived access logs (IP address, page requested, time) to keep the service running; the test content in a share link is after the # and is not sent to the server.
Where your data lives
| What | Where it’s stored |
|---|---|
| Tests you make | Your browser’s local storage, and inside any link or file you share |
| Question bank | Your browser’s local storage |
| A taker’s answers in progress | The taker’s browser, so they can resume after a reload |
| Results | The result file or code the taker chooses to send, and your Gradebook (local storage) |
| Certificate designs, logos, signatures | Your browser’s local storage |
Sharing is up to you
Anyone with a test link can open the test. Anyone with a result file can read it. Send them only to people you trust, and add a password to tests that need it.
Images from the web
If you add a question image by URL, the taker’s browser loads it from that website, which may see their IP address. Uploaded images are embedded in the test instead.
Proctoring
If a test turns on proctoring, the player records events like leaving full screen or switching tabs, with times. These are stored only in the result. Tickmark never uses a camera or microphone.
Deleting everything
Delete tests and results from the tools, or clear this site’s data in your browser settings. Because we hold no copies, that removes them completely.
Last updated October 2026.