Privacy Policy
Effective 2026-11-05.
What the game records
Playtest telemetry, on by default, exists to see whether the game is fun and easy to pick up — not to identify anyone. It is a local log of gameplay events: rounds and holes starting and completing, throws (disc, power, grip, where it landed), pauses, overlay skips, practice range visits and Daily Challenge attempts. No name, email, device ID, advertising ID or location is ever recorded.
Where it stays
On your device only, in one file (telemetry.jsonl) next
to your save. It is never sent anywhere automatically — the game has
no server to send it to. The only way it leaves your device is if
you choose Settings → Export Playtest Data and hand the file to a
developer yourself, for example to help with a bug report.
Turning it off
Settings → Privacy → Playtest Telemetry. Turning it off stops new
events from being recorded; it does not delete what's already on
disk — delete telemetry.jsonl yourself if you want that
gone too (see Support for where it lives on
your platform).
Accounts, ads and analytics in the game
There are no user accounts, no ads, and no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs anywhere in the game.
This website
The website uses Vercel Web Analytics and Vercel Speed Insights, to see which pages and parts of the page get used and how fast the site loads. They do not use cookies to recognise you and do not follow you from site to site. A visit is counted with an anonymous hash made from the request, which Vercel discards after 24 hours, not an ID kept on your device, and no name, email address or other personal detail is collected.
What is counted is page views, how far down the page you got, how fast it loaded, and a few anonymous interactions: which biome or disc you picked, whether a clip played, which button, download or link you clicked (the Discord, the press kit, Steam). Each count can come with the page address, the site you arrived from, your approximate location (country, region and city, never your address) and your browser, operating system and device type. Nothing you type is sent, because the site has nothing to type into.
If your browser sends Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control, none of this loads at all, and you are not counted even anonymously. The full list of what is counted is in the site's README.
Contact
Questions about this policy: see Support.