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About The Great British Checklist

How British are you, really? The Great British Checklist is a playful long-form checklist of everyday habits, places, foods, TV, traditions, and cultural oddities from around the UK. Answer each prompt with “Done that” or “Not yet”, then see your Britishness score overall and by category. Missing answers count as “Not yet”, so your score grows as you work through the list. Features: - A large checklist of British things to do, watch, eat, visit, or experience - Randomised prompts so every session feels fresh - Local progress saving on your device - Overall Britishness score - Category scores for food, places, TV, sport, weather, manners, and more - Review all answers or just the things you have not done yet - Random “thing to do” suggestion from your unfinished list No account is required. Your answers are stored locally on your device.

App privacy

The developer, Alquanto Limited, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

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The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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