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Privacy Notice

What this sliding-tile game keeps track of

NumberDrift is a swipe-based merging puzzle that doesn't need to know anything about you to function. This page explains, plainly, the very small amount of data involved.

What the game does

Numbered tiles drift across a four-by-four grid. You swipe or press arrow keys to slide them, and matching numbers merge into their sum. The game tracks your current score and your highest-ever score.

What's stored, and where

Your best score is saved in your browser's local storage under a single key, so it persists between visits on the same device. It is read and written entirely within your browser and is never transmitted to any server.

What we deliberately avoid

No accounts, no names, no contact information, no location tracking. NumberDrift doesn't include leaderboards that would require knowing who's playing, and we haven't connected any advertising or analytics network.

Cookies

NumberDrift does not use cookies. The local storage entry behaves differently — it stays on your device and is never automatically sent to a server. You can clear it any time through your browser's settings.

Server logs

As with most websites, our hosting infrastructure keeps brief, routine access logs to maintain security and catch abuse. These aren't used to build any profile of individual visitors and are retained only briefly.

Sharing

We have no arrangements to share data with advertisers, data brokers, or other third parties — there's essentially nothing personal generated by playing NumberDrift to share in the first place.

Your control

You can erase your saved best score at any time by clearing this page's site data through your browser settings. Doing so resets the number back to zero and nothing else changes.

Updates

If NumberDrift's data practices ever change, this notice will be revised to describe exactly what's different.

Reflects the current build of NumberDrift