Axisless

Privacy

The short version: nothing that identifies you is collected. Visits are counted, not people.

• Your guesses stay on your device. They are saved in your browser's own storage so the page remembers today's answers and whether you have seen the instructions. They are never sent anywhere.
• No cookies, no accounts, no ads, and no tracking across sites.
• Visits are counted. Cloudflare Web Analytics tells us how many pages were viewed, and roughly from which country and kind of device. It uses no cookies, does not fingerprint your browser, and keeps no record of who you are. See how it works.
• Finished days are counted, anonymously. When you finish a day's puzzle, the game sends one line: which game, which day, your result, how many days this browser has finished, its streak, and the website that first brought it here (for example reddit.com). No name, no IP address, nothing that could pick you out. It shows whether people come back, and lets the results screen say how you did against everyone else that day.
• Feedback and ideas are the only things you can choose to send. If you rate a puzzle, leave a comment or suggest an idea, what is kept is the puzzle, your rating, your comment and the time — nothing that identifies you.
• Sharing is your choice. The share button copies a line of text, or on a phone opens your share menu, for you to send where you like; nothing is posted on your behalf.
• Hosting. The site is served by Cloudflare, which, like any web host, handles the technical details of each request (such as your IP address) to deliver the page and protect it from abuse. See Cloudflare's privacy policy.

To clear everything Axisless has stored, clear this site's data in your browser's settings.

Questions: contact Paul Longe.