Privacy Policy

Effective September 4, 2026

Jame has no accounts, no servers of its own, no ads inside the app, and no trackers. Your progress lives on your iPhone and, if you use iCloud, in your own private iCloud storage that only you can read. The one thing Jame reports to anyone else is that it was installed, so we can tell whether our own ads bring new players — anonymously, and without ever asking permission to track you. The rest of this page spells it out.

Who we are

Jame is made by Manxz. If you have any question about this policy, write to jame@manxz.com.

What Jame stores

To make the game work, Jame keeps a save file. It contains:

• Game progress — levels completed, whether you finished the tutorial, and season progress.
• Your wallet — coins, hints, and streak freezes you have earned and spent.
• Daily puzzle results — your solve time for each day you played, which is also the record of which days you played.
• Your collection — the pieces you own, the one you have equipped, and when you first earned each one.
• Purchase records — the transaction identifier and coin amount of each coin pack bought through the App Store, so coins are credited once and refunds can be honored. Never your payment details (see below).
• A random install identifier — a code Jame generates when first installed. It is not tied to your device's hardware or any advertising identifier, and it is used only to keep saves from different devices from overwriting each other.
• Your Game Center player ID, if you are signed in to Game Center — used only to keep season progress separate when more than one Game Center player shares an iCloud account.

None of this identifies you by name. Jame never asks for your name, email address, phone number, or any other contact details, and there is nowhere in the app to type free text.

Where it goes

Your iPhone

The save file is kept in the app's own storage on your device. The install identifier is kept in the device keychain. Deleting Jame removes its data from the device; a fresh install starts a fresh save.

iCloud

If your device is signed in to iCloud and iCloud is enabled for Jame, the save file is synced to the private iCloud database of your Apple Account so your progress follows you between devices. Private iCloud data is readable only by your Apple Account — we cannot see it, and Apple handles it under the Apple Privacy Policy. You can turn syncing off at any time in Settings → your name → iCloud → Apps Using iCloud → Jame, and delete the stored data from iCloud storage management in Settings.

Game Center (optional)

Jame is fully playable without Game Center. If you sign in, Jame submits your scores to two leaderboards — levels completed this season, and your daily puzzle time — along with which piece you have equipped, so it can be drawn as your avatar next to your score. Leaderboards show the Game Center nicknames of other players, and yours to them. Game Center accounts, nicknames, and their visibility are managed by Apple; you can sign out in Settings → Game Center.

App Store purchases

Coin packs are sold as in-app purchases processed entirely by Apple. Jame never sees or stores your payment method, billing address, or any other payment details; it receives only a transaction identifier and what was bought. Refunds are requested from Apple at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Install measurement (Singular)

We advertise Jame, and we want to know whether those ads bring new players. For that, Jame includes the Singular SDK, an ad-measurement service, together with Apple's SKAdNetwork. When you open Jame, it sends Singular a few technical details about your device — a per-app device identifier (Apple's "identifier for vendor"), your IP address, the device model, and the iOS and Jame versions — and the fact that the app was opened. That is all: no gameplay, no purchases, no name, no Apple Account.

This is used only to count installs and match them to the ad campaigns we run. It is not linked to you personally, it is not used to show you ads, and it is never sold. Jame does not read your advertising identifier and never shows Apple's "Allow tracking" prompt, so nothing about you can be joined with data from other apps or websites. Singular processes this data on our behalf under its privacy policy. There is no switch for this inside Jame; if you would rather not be counted, the honest answer is that deleting the app is the only way, and we have kept what is sent to the minimum above.

What Jame does not do

• No analytics, crash reporting, or advertising software. The only third-party code in the app is the Singular SDK described above, used solely to count installs.
• No servers of our own. Jame contacts only Apple's iCloud, Game Center, and App Store, and Singular for install measurement.
• No tracking across apps or websites, and no use of the advertising identifier.
• No access to your location, contacts, photos, camera, microphone, or health data. The only permission Jame ever asks for is notifications, for the optional daily reminders.
• No marketing notifications. Reminders are optional, scheduled on your device itself, and can be turned off in Jame's settings or in iOS Settings; the only push messages Jame receives are silent iCloud sync signals.
• No selling of data. The only sharing of any kind is the install measurement above.

Children

Jame is a logic puzzle suitable for all ages, but it is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect personal information from them. In-app purchases and Game Center can be restricted with Screen Time.

Your choices

• Stop syncing: turn off iCloud for Jame in Settings.
• Leave the leaderboards: sign out of Game Center in Settings.
• Stop reminders: switch them off in Jame's settings, or in iOS Settings → Notifications → Jame.
• Erase everything on the device: delete the app.
• Erase iCloud data: remove Jame's data from iCloud storage in Settings, or write to us and we will help.

Changes

If Jame ever starts collecting something new, this page will change first and the effective date at the top will move. Material changes will be noted in the app's release notes.

Contact

Questions, requests, or concerns: jame@manxz.com