Privacy and saves

What is stored, and where

• Scores, progress and settings

  Your best scores, a game's saved state, your theme and text-size choice, and whether sound is on are kept in your browser's own storage on this device. They never leave it.

• Your game data stays on your device

  There is no account and no sign-up. The site is static files; playing a game sends none of your game data anywhere — saves live in your browser. The ads are served by Google: neither Google nor the advertisers ever see your saves or scores. The two outside services are described below.

• Ads (Google AdSense)

  Google's ad code loads on every page. That is not a preference of ours — it is a condition of advertising legally in Europe: the consent message you see is provided by Google, and it can only appear because that code is running. So unlike analytics, ads are not "zero contact until you click". If you are in the EEA, the UK or Switzerland, Google's message asks you first (an IAB TCF v2.2 consent request), and no personalised ads are served before you answer; you can change or withdraw that choice at any time from the same message. Outside those regions ads may be served without a prompt, and you can turn personalised advertising off at Google's Ad Settings. In every case the ads are Google's, processed under Google's privacy policy — AdSense may store cookies or read device details to pick and measure them, and we never see your saves, scores or settings. Pages in the kids category load no ads at all. Any ad blocker stops the ads completely — the games do not depend on them and nothing else on the page breaks.

• Anonymous traffic measurement (Google Analytics)

  Page views are counted with Google Analytics (measurement ID G-Q2S6Z8X0MJ) so we know which games are played. For this Google receives your IP address and device details, under Google's own privacy policy. Your saves, scores and settings never reach Google or us. Analytics runs under Google's consent mode, which starts at "denied" and is only switched to "granted" in one of two ways: in the EEA, the UK and Switzerland when you accept the Google message described above, or elsewhere right away, because no prior consent is required there. Until then — and permanently if you decline, or simply never answer — Google receives an anonymous, cookieless signal: no cookie is stored and nothing links that visit to your next one. There is no banner of ours to click either way; the one prompt in Europe belongs to Google. You can opt out entirely with Google's official browser add-on or any ad blocker, and the site behaves exactly the same without it.

• Clearing your browser data deletes your progress

  Because the saves live in your browser, clearing site data, clearing your browsing history, or using private browsing will remove them. That is the honest trade-off for not having accounts: nothing to sign into, but also nothing stored for you elsewhere.

• The Android app

  The app is the same pages in a small shell. It stores its saves in the app's own private storage, which is cleared if you uninstall the app or clear the app's data.

Your controls

• Clearing my progress

  Clear this site's data in your browser settings, or clear the app's data if you use the Android app. Either one resets every game at once.

• Exporting my progress

  Not available yet. It is planned as a file you download and re-import yourself, so it would not involve any server either.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that affects what is stored, the date below changes with it.

Last updated: 15 October 2026