Privacy
Last updated 2026-09-07
Privacy
This policy can be short because the site keeps very little. There are no accounts, no forms asking for a name or an address, and no basket or payment field anywhere on it. Open a page, play something, close the tab — that really is the whole transaction.
What sits on your device rather than with us
The titles you tap the heart on are held in your own browser storage. They never travel back to our server and we have no way to read them. The setting that remembers which language you chose behaves the same way. To clear all of it, wipe site data for this web address in your browser: it disappears at once, nobody needs telling, and no copy is left on our side.
What the server writes down
The machine serving these pages keeps ordinary access records: the time a page was asked for, which page it was, the status code that went back, and the browser string that came with the request. Those records exist for two jobs — spotting pages that break, and seeing how far search-engine crawlers travel through the site. They are not turned into per-person profiles, not sold, and not traded.
Cookies, and what lingers in the browser
Nothing on this site drops a cookie to follow anyone around. No advertising script runs on these pages and no company's measurement kit is embedded in them. What lingers in the browser is the pair described further up — the hearted titles and the last language chosen — both sitting in browser storage, which differs from a cookie in that it never rides along with outgoing requests. Clear the site data and the pair goes together.
The game inside the frame
Every title here is the work of an outside developer, loaded into a frame on our page. While you play, the game files are pulled from our own file store. Some titles remember their own progress on your device through their own mechanism, which sits outside our control. Wiping site data clears those along with everything else.
When something changes
The date at the top of this page is always the date it was last edited. If we ever add a new measurement tool or change how records are kept, it gets written here first — not changed quietly and mentioned afterwards.