Privacy policy

Updated on November 10, 2026

In short

No account, no email, no tracking cookies, no analytics, no ads.
Your nickname and avatar are kept in your browser. The server only knows them for the length of an online game.
Nothing is sold or shared for commercial purposes.

Data controller

Diego Gomez, publisher of the site (see the legal notice). Contact: contact@gomezdiego.dev

What data, why, and for how long

Data	Why	Where and for how long
Your nickname and avatar	Recognise you from one visit to the next	In your browser (local storage), until you clear it
The theme and language you choose	Show the site the way you chose	In your browser: local storage for the theme, a cookie of at most one year for the language
Your solo game in progress	Resume it later	In your browser, until the game ends
A session token	Give you your seat back if your connection drops	In your browser, until you clear it
Nickname, avatar and moves during an online game	Run the game and show it to the other players	On the server, in memory only: erased when the game closes (at most 5 minutes after the last player leaves) or when the server restarts
IP address	Route connections	The game does not record it. The web server may keep it in its technical logs for a limited time.

Pick a nickname rather than your full name: other players can see it.

Legal basis

Performance of the service you ask for: playing a game.
Legitimate interest in running and protecting the site (the server's technical logs).

Local storage and the language cookie are only used to make the site work, so they require no consent.

Who sees your data

The other players in your game see your nickname and avatar.
In a public game, the list of games shows the host's nickname and avatar.
The host, Scaleway SAS, provides the server the site runs on, located in Europe (European Union): see also its privacy policy.

Your rights

You can ask to access, correct or erase your data, object to its processing or ask for it to be restricted, by writing to contact@gomezdiego.dev. As the site has no accounts, it keeps almost nothing on the server: most of it is in your browser.

Data kept in your browser can be erased from its settings ("clear site data").

If you believe your rights are not respected, you can lodge a complaint with the CNIL (the French data protection authority) or your own country's authority.