Does UKSpeedTest store my results?

No. Pulse shows your test outputs in the page; this tool does not store your speed test results on the server for you to log in and retrieve later. There is no account to save against - if you need a record for your provider, screenshot or write the numbers down yourself.

What that means in practice

Browser-only displayFigures appear while you have the page open; refresh behaviour depends on your browser.
No accountNothing to reset, but also no cloud history from us for this tool.
Privacy policyBroader site cookies, analytics, or similar topics are explained in the privacy policy, read that for the full picture.

Why we say it plainly

A small business owner in Swansea wanted to email “proof” of slow speeds to their ISP. Pulse helps generate the numbers, but the archive is whatever they capture - there is no “my tests” dashboard hiding behind the scenes for this product.

Contrast with social logins elsewhere

Some speed tests build histories after you sign in. Pulse on UKSpeedTest is intentionally lightweight: run, read, and if you care, copy. That trade-off favours privacy over convenience.

How Pulse relates to this topic

This page exists because “where did my result go?” is a fair question. The answer stays the same: measure download, latency, and jitter locally in the session; read methodology for what those numbers mean.

Run the Pulse speed test · Read methodology · Review privacy

FAQ

Where do my numbers live after I run Pulse?

They display in your browser for that session; this tool does not keep a personal results vault on the server.

Do I need an account?

No. Pulse is designed to run without signing in.

Where is the full privacy detail?

Read the site privacy policy for cookies, analytics, and any third-party processing.

Should I screenshot results for my ISP?

Yes - if you need a record, save it yourself with date and how you tested.

Sources and review notes

Last reviewed: 11/04/2026 · Written by: Dr Alex J Martin-Smith (LinkedIn)

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