On Your Privacy — A Plainspoken Promise

Filed under No. 001 An honest word, plainly given Edition I

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Let us be brief, for there is little to say. This game collects no information about you. None. Not your name, not your score, not your habits, not your whereabouts, not the time of day at which you play, nor the weather where you sit. We have no servers waiting to receive such things, no analytics quietly tallying your every tap, no notebooks in some distant office bearing the record of your evening's diversions.

What you do here is yours alone — recorded, if at all, only on the device in your hand. Your progress, your preferences, your high scores, the careful little patterns of your play: they live where you live. When you delete the game, they vanish with it.

i. No accounts. No sign-ups. No emails.
ii. No cookies. No trackers. No pixels.
iii. No third parties. No analytics. No telemetry.
iv. No advertising identifiers. No fingerprinting.
v. Nothing leaves your device. Ever.

The fine print, which is not actually fine

Because this game stores everything on your device, you hold complete authority over your own data. To delete it, delete the game. To back it up, back up your device. To take it with you, take your device. There is no other copy. There is no shadow ledger. There is no "us" with anything to hand back, because there is no "us" with anything in the first place.

Should this policy ever change, we will say so plainly, in language no shorter and no longer than it needs to be, and you may decide for yourself.