🔐 Privacy

Plain words about what is stored and what never is.

The short version: you can use almost all of this site without giving us anything at all. The few things that are stored are listed below in full, and you can export or delete your account at any time from the Account Data page.

What runs entirely on your device

What we store, and only if you use it

WhenWhatWhy
You create an accountEmail address, a salted hash of your password, and the date you joinedSo you can sign in and reach supporter content on any device
You subscribe to the newsletterYour email addressTo send the weekly idea you asked for
You use an invite linkWhich account invited youTo credit the reward; removed if either account is deleted
You buy somethingA purchase record (reference, amount, currency)To grant and, if needed, refund your access

Cookies

There is exactly one, and only when you are signed in: is_session. It is a signed token that tells the server who you are, marked HttpOnly and SameSite=Lax so scripts cannot read it. Logging out clears it. There are no advertising or third-party cookies anywhere on the site.

Anonymous analytics (optional, off until you say yes)

The site can count page views so we know which games are worth improving. It is off until you opt in, and even then it records only three things: the page path, the language, and an invite code if you arrived through one. No IP address, no user agent, no cookie, no session id, nothing that identifies you. Decline, and nothing is sent.

Payments

Card payments are handled by an external payment provider. Your card details go straight to them and are never seen or stored by this site. We only receive a confirmation that a payment succeeded.

What we never do

Your rights

From the Account Data page you can download everything we hold about you as a JSON file, or delete your account and its data outright. Deleting is immediate and permanent.

Contact

For any privacy question or request, email [email protected].

This page is a template written to match how the site actually works. Have it reviewed for your jurisdiction before relying on it.