Draft for a lawyer's review. This text hasn't been reviewed yet and may change before FolkPlay opens beyond its private test.
Privacy
Draft of 9 November 2026
What we keep
- Your email address, the name you give, and whether you're 13 or older (never your birth date).
- Your tokens: what you were given, earned and spent, and for what.
- The games you make, their versions, and what you asked FolkPlay to make.
- Plays: what happened in a game and for how long, kept under a random id, never with your name or email.
- Notes you leave a maker. They see the note, never who wrote it; we keep who wrote it to pay its tokens once and to deal with abuse.
What we use it for
To run FolkPlay: signing you in, building and testing your games, counting plays, paying and charging tokens, and keeping it safe. Not for advertising. There are no third-party trackers or advertising scripts on FolkPlay.
Who else sees it
The AI models that build and test games get what's needed to do that: your descriptions and requests, and the game itself, never your email. Email is sent through our email provider. Games you publish can be played by anyone with their address.
Cookies and this device
One cookie keeps you signed in. With your OK, a random id on this device lets a visit tomorrow count as you coming back; you can forget it on the Help page.
Your choices
You can change your name, forget this device, and delete your account and its data from Account at any time. Deleting is permanent.
How long
We keep your data while you have an account, and delete it when you delete the account. How long backups keep it is to be set before FolkPlay opens beyond the private test.