Privacy
Puzzle Rush sets no cookies, loads nothing from anyone else's servers, and has no advertising or tracking. The only thing we ever ask for is an email address, and only if you want one.
Your email address
If you give us your address, we use it for exactly one thing: telling you the mobile game is out. Android and iOS may not launch on the same day, so that is one email per launch — two at most. There is no newsletter and there are no other emails.
It is stored on our own server. It is never sold, never shared, and never given to an advertiser. Nothing else is stored alongside it — no name, no location, no record of what you played.
Taking yourself off the list
Enter your address below and it is deleted immediately. You do not have to ask us, and you do not have to wait.
Your puzzle results
Which days you have played, your times and your streak are stored in your own browser and never sent anywhere. The same goes for your sound setting and a note of whether you have already seen the how-to-play card, so it is not shown to you twice. Clearing your browser data deletes all of it, and we could not recover it if you asked — we never had it.
Visitor numbers
We count how many people visit each day. We do not store your IP address and there is nothing in those counts that could identify you.
The mobile game
The iOS and Android game is a separate thing with its own data, covered by the app privacy page. This page covers the website only.