STOREYLINE

I run Storeyline. It's a free browser game made by one person — an individual based in the UK, not a company. This page explains everything the game stores about you, which isn't much.

What I store, and why

Your email address — only if you sign in. Sign-in is passwordless: you give an email, I send a one-time link. The address exists so the link has somewhere to go and so your towers belong to you. Signing in sets a session cookie called st_session. It lasts 90 days, is HttpOnly, and does nothing except keep you signed in.
Your tower saves — if you save to the server, the save data is stored against your account so you can load it later. Towers are private unless you explicitly create a read-only share link.
Crash reports — if the game hits an error, it sends me the error text and your browser's user-agent string so I can fix it. No account or identity is attached to a crash report.
Support messages — if you use the support form, your message (and your email, if you choose to give one) is stored and emailed to me so I can reply.

What I don't do

No ads. No tracking cookies. Cloudflare's privacy-first Web Analytics counts visits and page-load times anonymously — it sets no cookies, stores no personal data, and does no cross-site tracking. The only cookie is the sign-in session above, and if you never sign in there are no cookies at all. I don't sell or share anything with anyone.

Who else touches the data

Cloudflare — hosts the game and its database, and may process IP addresses as part of running and securing the service.
Resend — delivers the sign-in and support emails.

That's the whole list.

Deleting your data

Sign in and use Delete my account in the save panel — it removes your account and every tower saved to it, immediately and permanently. Or ask via the support form and I'll do it by hand.

Contact

Use the support form in the game (the Support link on the title screen or in the save panel).

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