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Questions, bug reports, or a trivia question you’d like to dispute — we read everything.

The game says my answer was wrong, but I’m sure it was right.

Every question shows an explanation after you answer, including the source of any trap. If you still think we got it wrong, email us the question — genuinely disputed questions get fixed, and the raven apologizes to no one. Corrections reach everyone the next time they open the app, without waiting for an update.

Why can’t I answer a question again?

Every question is asked once. Right or wrong, it retires. If wrong answers came back around, anyone patient enough would eventually reach the same score as someone who knew the answers, and the score would stop meaning anything.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-in, no password, and no account. Odin’s Wisdom asks nothing about you, and nothing identifying you is stored on any server. You open it and play.

My progress disappeared.

Progress lives on your device, and a copy is kept in your own private iCloud storage if you have iCloud enabled. If you have moved to a new phone and your progress has not followed, check that you are signed into the same Apple Account and that iCloud Drive is on. Progress merges rather than overwrites, so a phone that catches up later cannot wipe out what another one recorded.

How do I start over?

Open the stats screen — tap your score on the home screen — and use Reset progress at the bottom. It asks you to confirm, because it cannot be undone.

How does Family & Friends work?

You write your own trivia questions about the people you know, gathered into a “flock”. It is unlocked with a one-time purchase; everyone you invite plays free.

Inviting someone sends them a short link. Your questions are encrypted on your phone first, and the key that opens them is part of the link itself — so only the people you send it to can read them, and we can’t. Write more later and send the link again: the new questions are added to what they already have, and nothing they wrote themselves is touched.

My invite link stopped working.

Invites expire after 180 days. Ask whoever sent it to open the flock and send a fresh one — nothing is lost at their end. If it’s newer than that, check the link arrived whole; a link broken across two messages won’t open.

I paid, and it’s asking me to pay again.

Tap Restore on the unlock screen. That re-checks your purchase with Apple and is the right fix after a new phone or a reinstall. Make sure you are signed into the same Apple Account you bought it with.

How do I delete my data?

It is on your device, so it is yours to remove. Reset progress clears your answers; pressing and holding a flock lets you delete it; deleting the app removes everything else. To clear the iCloud copy as well, turn off iCloud for Odin’s Wisdom in your device’s iCloud settings.

The one exception is an invite you have sent: an encrypted copy of that flock sits on our server until it expires after 180 days. We can’t read it, but we can delete it — email us the eight characters after ?c= in the link and we will.