Privacy & data

You don't need an account to play. A browser ID helps us remember your progress and Daily attempt. Your device also keeps your settings and results waiting to save. Clearing your browser's data can remove access to your guest records.

With an account, we save your email and keep your records together across devices. Signing in with Google shares basic profile information with us, but never gives us access to your Gmail inbox.

Join a leaderboard and your player name, score, stack image and replay become public. Anyone with a replay link can watch that run. Daily winners also appear in the Hall of Fame. If you delete your account, we remove your name and linked run from the Hall of Fame, leaving only the date and winning height.

Friends boards are visible to their members. Anyone with an active invitation can join.

You can download your data or delete your account from Your account. Deleted records may stay in private backups for a while. We keep a record of deletions so they still apply if we need to restore a backup.

We use service providers to host the game, store data and handle sign-in emails. Temporary email delivery information helps us flag codes that couldn't arrive. We don't sell your data or use it for advertising.

Anonymous daily counts help us see how people use the game, from playing and sharing to signing in and opening community links. They include no player IDs, emails, replays or page addresses, and respect Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control. Counts older than 90 days are cleared when new reports arrive. Saved game records also help us understand how often players return.

Basic error reports help us find and fix problems. These contain no player IDs, emails, replays or page addresses, and respect Do Not Track.