Privacy

Updated 2026-05-08

Wordra is a small word-puzzle game. We collect the minimum data needed to run the daily leaderboard, fix crashes, and understand what's fun.

What we collect

• Anonymous user ID — Firebase Authentication generates a random ID per device. You don't sign in, give an email, or create an account.
• Daily score submissions — when you play the Daily Challenge: score, word count, longest word, and a randomly-generated display name (e.g. swiftfox42).
• Gameplay events — anonymized counts in Firebase Analytics: game_start, game_end, word_accept, combo_reached, daily_play, share_click, app_exception, screen_view.
• Crash reports — when a JavaScript error occurs, we log the error message, stack trace, browser user-agent, and the page URL. No personal data.

What we don't collect

• Real names, email addresses, phone numbers
• Contacts, photos, location, microphone, camera
• Anything you type outside the game grid
• Cross-site tracking cookies

Where data lives

Google Cloud (Firestore + Cloud Functions + Cloud Logging), region asia-southeast1. Firebase Analytics flows through Google Analytics 4.

How long

Daily score docs are kept indefinitely (they're tiny and form the leaderboard history). Crash reports are auto-deleted after 30 days. Analytics events follow Google's default 14-month retention.

Reset / delete your data

Open Settings → Reset progress to wipe everything stored on your device. The anonymous user ID is regenerated next time you open the daily challenge.

To remove a daily score from the leaderboard, contact us (see below).

Children

Wordra is rated for everyone. We don't knowingly collect any data from children under 13.

Contact

This is a personal project. Reach out via the GitHub repo for any privacy question.