Privacy

Last updated 31 October 2026.

We run our business without collecting any more personal data than is absolutely necessary. The information we gather is only used for the purposes stated here. We never sell it, rent it, or trade it. The only companies that ever see it are the few that run parts of our apps and web sites for us, such as the data centers that hold our servers, and each one sees only what its part of the work needs. Our Privacy Details page names every one of them. Where this page says "you", it means whoever is playing, whether that is you or your child.

Our apps and web sites contain no advertising and no advertising trackers of any kind.

Our Apps

Our apps never ask for a name, an e-mail address, or a password. There is nothing to sign up for. When an app first needs to keep something on our servers, such as the result of a finished game, it makes a private key on your device, and that key is your account. Opening an app just to look around does not make an account.

Each game result also tells us which version of the app sent it, so that we can see how quickly our apps are updated. We count finished games and new accounts by country, and those counts contain nothing that leads back to you.

If something goes wrong in an app, it sends us a report about the error, with details of the device, so that we can fix it. If you send us feedback, we read it, and we can only reply if you give us an e-mail address.

You can download a copy of your data, or delete your account, at any time from the Manage Account screen inside an app. Deleting your account also deletes the data that it sent us, except leaderboard entries, which stay with nothing that connects them to you until they expire. An account that has not been used for two years is deleted in the same way, without you having to do anything. If the Manage Account screen in your app has no Your Data tab, update the app from your app store.

Games for Kids

Each player of our Games for Kids has a profile: a cartoon avatar, a fantasy name, and a title. The player picks all three from lists that we wrote, so a child never types anything that other people can see. Leaderboards identify a player only by those three things, and each entry is removed after a year.

Everything meant for a grown-up, such as feedback, the Manage Account screen, and links out of the game, is behind the "Grown-Up Stuff" button on the Pause menu, which asks a question that is meant to keep young children out.

Our Web Sites

Our web sites store nothing in your browser unless you open the chat assistant or manage your newsletter subscriptions. We count visits with Plausible Analytics, which tells us which browsers and countries our visitors use, but not who they are.

The chat assistant, the owl in the bottom-right corner, sits there quietly until you click it. An artificial intelligence writes its answers, and we keep each conversation for seven days so that the assistant can follow the thread. Please do not type anything private or sensitive into it.

Our Newsletter

We only send our newsletter to people who ask for it, and we use the address for nothing else. You can stop it, or remove your address completely, at any time on the subscriptions page.

Your Rights

You can ask us for a copy of your data, or ask us to correct or delete it. Our apps do not know who you are, so we can find app data only through the app on your device, and the Manage Account screen there gives you a copy of it or deletes it. Greenleaf Creations Handelsbolag, in Sweden, is responsible for it, so if you are not happy with our answer, you can complain to the Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection, or to the data protection authority where you live.

The Details

This page is the short version. Our Privacy Details page lists every piece of data that we collect, the companies that handle it, where it is kept, how long we keep it, and the legal basis that lets us use it.

Contact Us

If you have a question about anything on this page, write to us at support@greenleaf.nu.