Privacy
Draft. This page states what Tilepoch keeps today. The owners' final text replaces it before real-money play opens.
What is public by design
- Your wallet's address, and every round it plays, stakes and wins: they are transactions on Solana, which anyone can read, and which Tilepoch cannot remove.
- Your player name and Pochy, if you set them: anyone can read them, beside your address.
What Tilepoch keeps
- The player API keeps your name and Pochy, your game defaults, and your record (rounds, wins, PnL), the record rebuilt from the chain.
- Its servers log each request for a short time (what was asked, the answer, the wallet it named) to find failures, and count requests by the address they came from to limit abuse.
- Your browser keeps your settings, your acceptance of the Terms, and the key that moves your snake in a round. They stay on your device.
There are no ads, no analytics and no trackers in the app.
Who else sees what
- Privy, for sign-in: your email, and your wallet, under Privy's own privacy policy.
- Cloudflare, which hosts the app, the site and Tilepoch's servers.
- The Solana RPC provider and MagicBlock's rollups, which see the requests your app sends them.
Removing your profile
In the app, Profile, Edit profile, Delete profile removes your name, your Pochy and your game defaults at once. Your rounds stay: they are on chain.