This policy covers what lemonlime collects when you play, why, and who else is involved. It is written to be read rather than to satisfy a lawyer.
The site uses Google Analytics to record anonymous usage — which pages are visited, how long a session lasts, and approximate location at the country or city level. It does not collect your name, your email address, or any account details, because the site has no accounts.
Your personal bests, your progress, and your settings are stored in your own browser using local storage. They stay on that device and are not transmitted anywhere.
Games with a global or daily leaderboard are the exception: when you submit a score, that score is sent to and stored on the site's own server so it can be ranked. What is stored is the score, the game, the date, and the display name you chose — nothing that identifies you personally unless you put it in that name yourself. Submitting is optional and you can play any game without it.
Google Analytics sets cookies to tell one visitor from another. The site itself uses local storage rather than cookies for your scores and preferences.
You can block cookies in your browser settings and every game will still work. Clearing your browser storage will erase your saved progress and personal bests, which cannot be recovered afterwards.
Nothing collected here is sold or traded. The external services involved are Google Analytics for traffic measurement and Cloudflare, which hosts the leaderboard server.
The site is general-audience and does not knowingly collect personal information from children. Since there are no accounts and no personal details are requested at any point, there is nothing for a child to submit beyond a display name on a leaderboard.
Questions about any of this, or a request to remove a leaderboard entry, reach the same address as everything else. The button below opens your mail app already addressed to it.
Bug reports, feedback on a game, and press enquiries go to the same place. The contact page has more on what makes a bug report useful.
Email goes through a Send an email button on this page, which needs JavaScript. The address is never printed in the page source, so address harvesters cannot scrape it.
Last updated: 2026-08-25