Privacy

01What this site keeps

When you make an account, the name you type is saved into your browser's own local storage on your device. It is not sent to us and it is not held in a database somewhere, because there is no such database. The site reads it back on your next visit purely so it can greet you by name instead of a blank field.

Alongside your name, the site keeps your progress on the same device: your level, your experience points and how many spins you have taken. These are cosmetic markers for climbing the ranks, held in your browser's local storage and nowhere else. They say nothing about you beyond how much you have played, and they go no further than your own device.

02What it does not collect

There is no payment information gathered anywhere on the site, because the games are free and nothing is for sale. There is no checkout, no card field and no wallet to connect, so there is nothing of that kind for the site to hold in the first place.

You are never asked for a real name, a postal address, a phone number or any other personal detail to play. An account here is a nickname and nothing more. The site does not build a profile of you, does not track what you play across sessions, and does not sell or rent personal data, for the simple reason that it does not collect that data to begin with. pixelpolku is a free-to-play social game intended for adults of legal age in their region; it is not directed at children, and no information is knowingly collected from anyone.

03Cookies and local storage

This site leans on your browser's local storage rather than tracking cookies for the few things it needs to remember. It sets no advertising cookies and runs no third-party trackers that would follow you from here to other sites. The only things kept are the player name you choose and your progress — your level, experience and spin count — held in your own browser and cleared the moment you clear this site's stored data.

04The games and outside services

Each game on the site is a self-contained build that runs inside the page on your device. It is not a window onto someone else's server, and it does not hand your details to a third party in order to work. Once a game has loaded, the playing happens in your browser rather than in a conversation with us.

Like any site, ours is served over the internet, so the ordinary technical basics of a web request — the kind every website receives — may pass through the hosting that delivers the pages. That is a function of how the web works rather than something the site does with your information, and none of it is combined into a profile or used to identify you.

05Managing what is stored

Because everything the site keeps sits in your own browser, you are the one in control of it. Signing out removes your name from the current session, and clearing your browser's stored data for this site removes the account completely, with no copy held anywhere else for us to keep.

06Changes to this page

If the way the site handles data ever changes, this page changes with it, so that the current approach is always the one written here. There is no separate archive to hunt down; what you read on this page is what the site does today.

07Getting in touch

If anything here is unclear, or you want to ask about what the site holds, the get in touch page reaches a real person, and you can also write to [email protected] directly. Since the site keeps so little, most questions come down to confirming that little, which we are glad to do.