Bibble Daily

Data & Privacy

What the game records, what it does not store, and why.

Anonymous gameplay results

After a daily or past puzzle is completed, Bibble Daily automatically sends an anonymous gameplay result. Daily results power the comparison shown after the game. Past-puzzle results are labeled as replays and analyzed separately so they never enter daily statistics or today's comparison.

The completed-run record can include:

What gameplay analytics do not store

Each completion receives a random run identifier used only to prevent that individual result from being counted twice. It is not reused for another puzzle.

Optional post-game feedback

The feedback form appears only after a puzzle is completed or the answer is revealed. Nothing from that form is sent until you press its submit button. If you submit, the record includes the complete gameplay path needed to understand or troubleshoot that run: the answer and puzzle snapshot, accepted guesses, visible Clue results, internal Role and Circle comparison details, Hint timing and use, score, completion reason, and gameplay/data versions. Optional ratings, category, and comments are included only when you enter them.

The form does not ask for a name or email. The application does not store an IP address, browser user-agent string, device fingerprint, or identifier that connects feedback across games. A random identifier scoped only to that completed run prevents duplicate submissions and can connect the feedback to that run's anonymous gameplay record. Cloudflare Turnstile checks submissions for automated abuse; its token is validated and not stored in the gameplay database. Please do not include personal information in the optional comment.

Local data and infrastructure

Daily and past-puzzle progress and lifetime daily statistics are stored in your browser so the game can remain local-first. Past puzzles use separate progress keys and do not change the daily lifetime totals or streak. Cloudflare hosts the site and database and necessarily processes network requests to deliver the service; Bibble Daily does not copy request IP addresses into its gameplay database.

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