Privacy Policy
Effective date: September 22, 2026
This Privacy Policy explains how TiltBump collects, uses, stores, and shares information when you play the game, save progress, use leaderboards, create or play community games, play multiplayer, log in by email, or link a CrazyGames account.
Information We Collect
- Gameplay and progress data, such as scores, best score, achievement records, daily goal progress, daily bonus progress, replay or score validation data, leaderboard entries, player IDs, and player names.
- Community game data, such as community game titles, level layouts, colors, created and updated times, creator player IDs, share links, likes, play records, finish records, reports, and related counts. A report includes a snapshot of the reported level and the reporting and creator player IDs so we can review it.
- Account data, such as your email address when you use email login, login-code records, session records, and the browser cookie used to keep you signed in. TiltBump does not use passwords, phone numbers, or social login.
- CrazyGames account-link data when you choose Save to CrazyGames, such as the CrazyGames user ID and username returned by the CrazyGames SDK. We verify the account token but do not store the token as your password.
- Multiplayer connection data, such as room codes, readiness state, signaling data needed to connect players, and temporary connection metadata handled by browser WebRTC and TURN services.
- Device and storage data, such as local player profile, settings, mute preference, saved progress, and local game state stored in your browser or, on CrazyGames, through CrazyGames storage.
- Basic technical data, such as IP address, request headers, timestamps, errors, and security logs processed by our hosting and API providers.
- Optional analytics events, if analytics are enabled, such as game starts, game ends, score events, and feature usage events.
- Player names and community game titles may be checked by an automated moderation provider to help keep public surfaces appropriate. Community game title suggestions may also be generated by a provider using existing titles to avoid duplicates.
How We Use Information
- To operate TiltBump and save your progress.
- To let you play anonymously, log in by email, or link a CrazyGames account.
- To merge guest and account progress while keeping best scores and achievement records.
- To show leaderboards, achievements, daily goals, community games, multiplayer rooms, and game history.
- To create, publish, share, report, moderate, delete, rank, and track play progress for community games.
- To send login emails, including one-time codes or links, and important account, security, or service messages.
- To send marketing or newsletter emails only if you separately opt in.
- To detect cheating, abuse, API misuse, security issues, and technical failures.
- To improve gameplay, performance, reliability, and account UX.
Cookies And Local Storage
TiltBump uses a persistent session cookie named tiltbump_session after email login. The cookie helps keep you signed in
and is not used for advertising.
TiltBump also uses browser local storage, session storage, or CrazyGames storage for local game progress, settings, guest identity, daily progress, and account flow state. Clearing browser data can remove local guest progress.
Service Providers
We use service providers to run the game. They process information only as needed for their services:
- OpenAI for ChatGPT Sites hosting, API execution, logs, and managed database and object storage.
- Resend for sending login, account, security, service, or opt-in marketing messages. Emails may be sent from noreply@tiltbump.com or another TiltBump sender address.
- CrazyGames when you play on CrazyGames or choose to link a CrazyGames account.
- Metered or another TURN provider for WebRTC multiplayer connection support.
- OpenAI or another provider if automated player-name moderation, community-game-title moderation, or title suggestions are enabled.
Sharing
We do not sell your email address or account data. Public gameplay surfaces may show your player name, scores, achievement records, leaderboard entries, community game titles, community game level layouts, community game creator/player associations, likes, play and finish counts, share links, and multiplayer status. We may disclose information if required by law, to protect TiltBump or its players, or to investigate abuse, fraud, security issues, or cheating.
Retention
We keep account and progress data while your account is active. When you delete your account, TiltBump removes the account, provider link, saved progress, scores, leaderboard entries, community games, social activity, reminder registrations, and active sessions associated with it. Local guest data stays on your device until you clear it or the browser removes it. Multiplayer room data expires after up to three hours. Raw analytics events normally expire after 14 days. Reports, deidentified aggregates, limited security or anti-abuse records, and non-reversible hashed deletion markers may remain where needed to review abuse, prevent deleted identities from being recreated, protect the service, resolve disputes, or comply with legal obligations. Inactive recovery snapshots, unreferenced storage objects awaiting lifecycle cleanup, and historical provider logs remain subject to operational retention schedules.
Your Choices
- You can play as a guest without email login.
- You can choose not to link a CrazyGames account.
- You can sign out from the profile screen.
- You can permanently delete a signed-in account from Settings in the profile screen or from the account deletion page.
- You can change your player name from the profile or leaderboard UI.
- You can create, update, or delete your own community games where the community game feature provides those controls.
- You can unsubscribe from marketing emails if you separately opt in to receive them.
- You can clear local browser storage to remove local guest progress from that browser.
- You can contact us to request access, correction, deletion, or export of account data.
Children
TiltBump is not intended for children under 13, and account features should not be used by children under 13. If you believe a child has provided personal information, contact us so we can review and delete it where appropriate.
International Transfers
TiltBump and its providers may process information in countries other than where you live. Where required, we rely on appropriate safeguards or legal bases for those transfers.
Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy as TiltBump changes. The effective date above shows when this version became effective. Material changes will be reflected by posting an updated policy.
Contact
For privacy questions or account data requests, contact privacy@tiltbump.com.
This policy is a practical description of TiltBump's current data practices and is not a substitute for legal advice.