Privacy
Last updated 7 November 2026
- We keep only what an account and a friends list need.
- Games see your profile and the friends who also play them. Never your whole friends list.
- No ads, no tracking cookies, no selling your data.
- You can disconnect games or delete your account anytime.
PuzzParty is a small indie project by Mini Tech Co. This page explains, in plain words, what we keep and why. Questions? Email support@puzzparty.com.
What we keep
- Your email, to send sign-in codes.
- Your username, so friends can find you.
- Your name and photo, if you add them.
- Your friends and friend requests.
- Which games you've connected, and when.
- Basic sign-in records (like time and IP address), to keep accounts safe.
We don't keep your game scores or activity. Those stay with each game.
What games can see
When you tap Continue with PuzzParty in a game and approve it, that game can see your username, name and photo, and which of your friends also play that game. It never sees your email (unless the approval screen asks), and never sees friends who don't play it.
Each game is made by its own developer and handles what it receives under its own policy. You can disconnect a game anytime from your account, and it loses access right away.
What other people can see
Your friends, and people you send a friend request to, see your username, name and photo. People you request don't show you their name or photo until they accept.
Your friend link (like puzz.party/yourname) is public. It shows your username. The games you play, and your name and photo, appear there only if you turn them on in your profile. Anyone who opens your link can send you a friend request, which you can accept or decline.
People who share a friend with you may see you under People you may know. They see your username and how many friends you share, but never which friends. Your name and photo appear there only if you've turned them on for your friend link. You can switch suggestions off in your profile, which also stops your friends list being used to suggest people to others.
If you turn on showing your games, you also count towards the number of friends playing a game in your friends' Discover games list. It's only a number, and never names you.
Who helps us run it
- Supabase stores the data and handles sign-in (servers in Mumbai, India).
- Vercel hosts this website and counts page visits.
- Resend sends the sign-in code emails.
- Cloudflare Turnstile checks sign-ins aren't from bots, before we send a code.
Cookies and analytics
No tracking or ad cookies. We keep you signed in, and remember your light/dark choice, using your browser's local storage.
To see which pages people visit, we use Vercel Web Analytics. It doesn't use cookies, doesn't follow you across sites, and doesn't identify you. Games you play aren't part of it.
Deleting your data
Go to Account, tap your photo, then View Profile → Delete Account. Your profile, photo, friends and game connections are deleted straight away (backups clear within 7 days). Want a copy of your data first? Just email us.
Kids
PuzzParty is for people 13 and older.
Changes
If this page changes in a way that matters, we'll update the date above and let you know.