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Privacy

Clashionary is a free game, played in a browser, with no sign-up. It is built to know as little about you as it can and still work.

No personally identifiable information is collected. We never ask for your real name, email address, phone number, age, school or location.
No accounts. There is nothing to register, no password and nothing to log in to.
No third-party tracking. No analytics services, no advertising, no tracking pixels, no social-media widgets and no tracking cookies.
Nothing is sold or shared. There are no ads and no data brokers, and there never will be.

What the game does keep

To run a match, a few things have to exist for a while. This is all of it.

The name you play under. You choose it, and it only needs to be a nickname. It is shown to the other players in your match and is deleted with the match, a few hours after its last shot.
Your moves. Each match is stored as its shots and answers so every player sees the same game. It is deleted with the match. Afterwards only anonymous totals are kept (for example, “a three-player match finished”), with no name or id attached.
A random device number. Your browser makes up a random number the first time you play, so a page refresh does not seat you twice. On our server it is stored only in scrambled (salted and hashed) form, with the days it was seen, so we can count how many people come back. It cannot be traced back to you or your device.
Where you came from. If you followed a link we posted (for example on a forum), the link's label is counted, so we know which posts are worth making. That is a tally per day, not a record of you.
Feedback and translation flags. If you press the flag on a question or send feedback, we store the card and whatever you type. Please don't include personal details in feedback — it isn't needed.

Classes

In a class, pupils type only a first name, so the teacher can see their score. Names and scores are deleted a week after the lesson, or as soon as the teacher presses End class & delete. The teacher's key stays in the teacher's browser. More detail for schools is on the teachers page.

Stored on your device

Your browser remembers your choices — your name, level, language, style, emblem, sound setting and the match you're in — in its own local storage, so you don't have to set them again. This never leaves your device except when it is needed to play (your name, for example). Clearing your browser's site data removes all of it.

Services the site relies on

Cloudflare delivers and protects the site. Like any network, it handles your IP address to send you the pages.
Fonts are served from our own server, so loading the site sends nothing to Google or any other font service.
The web server keeps routine technical logs (such as IP address and page requested) for security and fixing faults. They are not used to profile anyone and are not shared.

Children

Clashionary is used in schools. Because nobody gives us personal information, there is nothing that identifies a child. Pupils should use a first name or a nickname, never a full name.

Questions or deletion

Use the Submit feedback box on the home page to ask a question or to ask for anything you sent us to be removed. If this policy changes, the change will be posted here.

Last updated 28 September 2026.