Privacy & safety
No account, no public profile, no ads, and no way for strangers to search for players.
For kids: ask a parent before sending a creature dare outside the app. Anyone who receives a dare link can open it, so share only with people you know.
What stays on this device
Your creatures, names, settings, journal, activities, and most game progress are stored in this browser. Exporting a save creates a file only when you choose to do it.
What the game sends online
The game creates a random anonymous install ID. It sends limited game events such as starting a mix, finishing a growth activity, or opening a creature dare. These events help us understand whether the game works; they do not include your real name, contacts, precise location, photos, or messages.
Creature dares
A dare link contains limited creature and game data plus the card name you chose. There is no public gallery or player search. Anyone with the link can open it, forward it, or answer it. Card names are chosen by players and are not verified identities.
Retention and deletion
Inactive anonymous installs and their hosted records are deleted after 90 days. Shared links expire. Use Erase my game data in Settings to erase this device and request deletion of its anonymous online record. If the device is offline, the online deletion retries when it reconnects.
Parent checklist
- No purchases, loot boxes, ads, or contact-list access.
- No public chat, profiles, feeds, galleries, or stranger discovery.
- Sharing always uses the phone or browser's normal share controls.
- Sound, vibration, reduced motion, export, and reset controls are in Settings.
Last updated August 7, 2026.