Mahazanaka™

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What this free beta actually stores. No account is required.

Mahazanaka does not ask you to create an account for the beta, and it does not run its own analytics product. Google Analytics 4 counts that a page was opened. It receives the page path and the site name. It also counts a few product events: starting a practice block, submitting an answer, finishing a block, opening Mahazanaka AI, opening a Medicine Library chapter, marking a chapter read, reporting a problem, and sending feedback. Those events are names and counts only. They do not include question text, the option chosen, whether an answer was correct, AI conversations, chapter text, or health information.

On this device, the browser stores your current question block, answers, confidence, timer progress, saved questions, mistakes, the identifier of the last Medicine Library chapter opened, which chapter identifiers were marked read, feedback, problem reports, and Mahazanaka AI conversation. That stays in local storage in this browser. It is not uploaded as a Mahazanaka profile.

When you send a message to Mahazanaka AI, the server receives the exam, topic, a shortened stem, your message, and — only after you submit — your answer and the explanation already on screen. The server uses a key that stays on the server to ask the model provider, xAI, for a reply. Mahazanaka does not keep a server copy of that chat. The conversation remains in this browser until you choose New chat.

Feedback and “report a problem” notes are saved in this browser. They are not sent to a Mahazanaka inbox.

Google Analytics may set a cookie to count visits. Mahazanaka does not build its own IP profile and does not send study content to Google. This beta does not ask you to sign in. A short-lived rate limit may remember a request address in server memory so one visitor cannot open question sets in a tight loop. That memory is not a database and is not kept as an account. The company that hosts the site may keep ordinary request logs.

The pages load typefaces from Google Fonts. Your browser sends that request to Google, which can include your IP address. Mahazanaka does not receive a copy of it.