2.1 When you visit the website

• Usage and analytics data — pages visited, time on page, approximate location (country or region level), browser and device type. Collected by our hosting provider, Wix.

• Technical data — IP address and browser user-agent, processed by our hosts to serve pages and protect against abuse.

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2.2 When you subscribe or contact us

• Email address

• Any message content you choose to send us through a form

• Name, if you provide one

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2.3 When you play our browser games

• Gameplay statistics, completion time, accuracy, words per minute, combo length, attacks used, mistakes, and similar in-game figures.

• Local browser storage, we store your personal best score in your own browser using localStorage. This never leaves your device unless you submit a score.

• Technical data, IP address, processed by our hosting provider to serve the game and to apply rate limits.

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2.4 When you submit a score to a leaderboard

Submitting a score is always optional. You can play the entire game without submitting anything.

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If you do submit:

• A display name that you choose. This is published publicly on the leaderboard, visible to anyone who visits the page. Choose accordingly, do not use your real name if you do not want it public.

• Your gameplay statistics for that run, as listed above.

• A keystroke timing log, see the next section, because we think this one deserves a proper explanation.

• An anonymous player identifier stored in your browser, so we can distinguish players without requiring an account.

• IP address and submission timestamp, for rate limiting and abuse prevention.

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2.5 Keystroke timing data, what it is and why we collect it

To keep the leaderboard honest, when you submit a score your browser sends us a record of when each key was pressed during that run, the timing intervals, not a log of your activity outside the game. We use this to replay your run on our server and confirm the score is genuine, and to detect automated play.

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We want to be upfront that typing rhythm is reasonably distinctive between individuals. We do not use it to identify anyone, we do not link it to any other data about you, we do not share it, and we do not use it for any purpose other than verifying that a submitted score is real.

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We keep these logs for 30 DAYS and then delete them. If a run is flagged as suspicious we may keep that specific log for up to 90 DAYS while we review it.

We only ever record keystrokes inside the game's own typing field, and only during an active run.