Your player data

Playing and saving

The game saves your player name, piece, uploaded avatar, matches, moves and results. Public rankings show player names and earned points. Other players in a shared match can see your chosen player profile.

Optional accounts

Email sign-in verifies your email address and lets you use saved players across devices. Your email is private: the game owner can see it in the player dashboard, but it does not appear in rankings or match data. Resend delivers sign-in emails and receives your email address and the sign-in message. Creating an account does not subscribe you to marketing messages.

Activity statistics

The game records visits, which opening setup steps players reach, and match activity so the owner can understand usage and improve the game. These statistics stay in the game’s database. This feature does not record your screen, collect device fingerprints, store your IP address or request your location. Hosting and email providers may maintain their own operational logs.

Website analytics

We also use Plausible Analytics for aggregate public-page visits, referral sources, browser and device types, and approximate location. Plausible processes connection information, including your IP address, to derive these statistics and does not store raw IP addresses or use analytics cookies. We do not send player names, email addresses, saved games, invitation codes or sign-in tokens to Plausible. Account and admin pages are excluded. Read Plausible’s data policy.

Browser storage

Cookies identify your guest player and keep you signed in. Browser storage remembers your selected match, audio preferences and a visit identifier. Guest-only progress depends on that browser cookie. Signing in links progress to your verified account.

Access and retention

Saved game and activity records currently remain in the database; automatic retention cleanup is not yet enabled. Sign-in links expire in 15 minutes and account sessions in 30 days. Signing out revokes this device’s session. The database stores hashes of sign-in and session tokens. For questions about your stored data, contact the game owner.