FusionCraft Privacy Policy

Last updated 5 September 2026

FusionCraft is a word-combining game. There are no accounts and no sign-in, and we never ask for your email, phone number, or location. This policy describes what the game does store, what is public, and how to delete it.

The short version. We store a random player identifier, the name you choose if you choose one, your discoveries, a backup of your collection, your daily results, and any reports you file. We do not use advertising, analytics SDKs, or third-party trackers, and we do not sell or share data with anyone. You can delete everything you have stored with us from Settings, in the app, in two taps.

What the game stores

What is shown publicly

First Discovery is the point of the game, so it is public and it is permanent. A discovery row shows the finder's name (chosen or generated), the word, the recipe that made it, and the date. Leaderboards show names and counts of first discoveries. The live feed shows recent finds. Nothing else about you is displayed.

What we do not store

Service providers

Game data is stored on Cloudflare infrastructure, which processes it solely to run the game's shared world on our behalf. No other processor receives game data.

Deleting your data

Settings > Delete my data removes your name, your collection backup, your daily results, your transfer codes and the reports you filed, and returns your first-discovery credits to an anonymous handle. This takes effect immediately. Reports other players filed about a name are kept, so that a name cannot escape a report by being deleted.

The discovery itself stays in the world's ledger, under that anonymous handle, because other players' progress depends on it. Removing ledger entries would erase other players' history as well as your own.

You can also email privacy@playfusioncraft.com from any address with your name or the four-character code from your generated handle, and we will do the same for you. Deleting the app removes everything stored locally.

Children

FusionCraft does not ask anyone, including children, for personal information. There is no chat and no messaging, and players cannot contact one another. The only text a player can write is a display name, which is filtered before it is accepted and can be reported by any player.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top will change with it. Material changes will be noted in the app.

Version 1.2 (5 September 2026): added chosen names, the collection backup, daily results, reports, and in-app deletion. Version 1.0 (13 August 2026): first policy.

Contact

privacy@playfusioncraft.com. Reports of an objectionable name are handled within 24 hours.