Privacy policy
Last updated September 2026
Quiz SMS texts you one MCAT practice question at a time. This page says what we keep and who sees it. If anything here is unclear, email team@lsatjournal.com and we will answer.
What we collect
- Your mobile number, which you give us on the signup form.
- The answers you text back: the letter you chose, whether it was right, and when you sent it. We use these to know which question to send you next.
- If you subscribe, Stripe handles the payment and sends us a customer and subscription ID. We never see or store your card number.
Who else sees it
Twilio delivers the text messages, so your number passes through Twilio and your mobile carrier. Supabase hosts our database and Render runs our server. Stripe processes payments. We do not sell your number, rent it out, or share it with advertisers.
Messages you will get
One question per day for your first week, then one per week unless you subscribe. Up to three messages a day: the question, the result of your answer, and an occasional subscription reminder. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to stop, START to start again, or HELP for help.
How long we keep it
We keep your number and your answer history while your number is active with us. Text STOP and we stop messaging you and keep a record that you opted out, which is how we make sure we do not text you again. Email us and we will delete your row entirely.
Not medical or admissions advice
These are practice questions written for study. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by the AAMC, which owns the MCAT.