Privacy

Crowdlark is a small game. Here is what it saves and why.

What the game stores

When you lock in answers, Crowdlark stores them on our server in Cloudflare D1. Each saved entry contains the day, a random id your browser makes, your 5 picks, your 5 guesses, an optional room code, and the time it was saved.

The game does not store your name, email address, account, IP address, or location. Cloudflare hosts the site and processes requests. Read Cloudflare's privacy policy for how Cloudflare handles that work.

How we count players

To see whether the game is working, we count, in total, how many people answer each day and how many come back on a later day. We work this out from the saved answers above, by matching the random id across days. Nothing extra is collected for it, and only totals are ever looked at.

What stays in your browser

Local storage keeps your random id, your answers, and your room. The game uses these so this browser can answer once a day and show you your own score. The site also saves your light or dark theme choice so it can remember that preference.

Crowdlark has no advertising or analytics cookies and no trackers.

Published results

Results show totals only. A split appears only after at least 5 people have answered for that day. A room split also needs at least 5 answers in that room.

How to clear your data

Clear Crowdlark's site data in your browser to remove its local storage, including the random id, answers, room, and theme choice. Answers already counted stay in the totals without anything that identifies you in the published results.

Children

Crowdlark is not directed at children under 13.

Contact

Crowdlark is operated by Deadroom Ventures LLC (Kettlehop Games). For privacy questions, email privacy@kettlehop.com.