Terms
Use TracePair Field as a personal browser game. Do not use its scores, errors, or rounds to diagnose, rank, screen, certify, or decide anything about a person.
Accepted use
You may use the site for personal practice and entertainment. The experience is free, requires no account, and stores at most five summaries in your browser. You are responsible for using a compatible browser and for deciding whether to clear local history.
Prohibited interpretations and decisions
TracePair Field is not a clinical test, cognitive diagnosis, psychometric instrument, medical device, treatment, educational examination, aptitude test, accessibility determination, driving-readiness test, or hiring assessment. Do not use it for employment, school admission, grading, insurance, healthcare, legal, eligibility, safety-critical, or access decisions. Do not present a score as evidence of intelligence, attention, memory capacity, health, impairment, competence, or future performance.
No professional advice or guarantee
The structural checks on the forty-card pool verify documented game rules, not clinical validity or learning transfer. The site provides no professional advice, diagnosis, individualized recommendation, result interpretation, uptime guarantee, or guarantee that a particular browser or assistive technology will behave identically. If a concern affects daily life, use an appropriate qualified professional and established process.
Original content and respectful access
The site's original clean-room code, copy, stimulus data, generated visual assets, and interface may not be misrepresented as another party's product or used to imply endorsement. Do not interfere with the service, automate abusive traffic, attempt to inject harmful content, or use the public contact route to send secrets or another person's private information.
Changes, availability, and contact
The game may be corrected, updated, or withdrawn. Local results may disappear when browser storage is cleared or site behavior changes. These terms should track the actual product boundary rather than expand it. Report a reproducible defect, accessibility problem, rights concern, or policy mismatch through the public GitHub maintainer route.