Privacy policy
Peekle has no accounts and asks for no personal details.
Who is responsible
Romain Delatte, contact: romaindelatte7@gmail.com. See the legal notice.
Stored in your browser
Your progress (puzzles played, scores, streak), your settings and a random player ID are saved in your browser's local storage. They never leave your device, except as described below. Clearing your browser data deletes them.
Sent to our server
When you finish the daily puzzle, your browser sends:
- the puzzle number and where you placed each item, from which the server works out your score;
- your random player ID, so the same player is only counted once. It is not linked to your name, email or any other information.
The server only keeps a count of how many players got each score that day, which is what “you beat X% of players” is computed from. The record that a player ID has played expires after 3 days. Your IP address is used to limit abuse (a counter per minute that expires within minutes) and is not stored with scores.
To know how the game is doing, your browser also sends a few anonymous events: a visit (and whether this browser had played before), a puzzle started or finished, a result shared. Each one only adds 1 to a counter for the day, kept for 400 days. No player ID or IP address goes with it, so the counts can't be traced back to anyone.
If the page hits an error, your browser sends the error message and the page address (without its parameters), so we can fix it. The latest 200 reports are kept for 30 days, with nothing that identifies you.
Legal basis: our legitimate interest in running the game, comparing scores fairly and fixing bugs.
Hosting
The site is hosted by Vercel Inc., a company based in the United States, which may keep technical logs (such as IP addresses) for security, as described in its own privacy policy.
Cookies
Peekle shows no ads and sets no cookies. The game's own data stays in your browser's local storage (see above).
Your rights
Under the GDPR you can ask to access, correct or delete data about you, or object to its use, by writing to romaindelatte7@gmail.com. Since we only hold anonymous counts and a short-lived random ID, we usually can't tell which data is yours: clearing your browser data removes everything kept on your side. You can also complain to your data protection authority (in France, the CNIL).