Privacy

Playgora keeps what it needs to show you your own high scores, and nothing else. There is no advertising, no analytics, no tracking, and nothing is sold or shared.

If you never sign in

You can play everything without an account. When you first arrive, a row is created to hang your scores on, and a cookie is set so that row is still yours when you come back. The row holds no name, no address and nothing that identifies you — only the scores you go on to set.

If you sign in

Then we store:

• Your email address, so your scores can find you again on another device.
• A display name, if you set one. This is shown to everyone on the leaderboards. Your email address never is — without a display name, the part before the @ is shown instead.
• The six-digit sign-in codes, hashed rather than stored as sent, until they expire.

There is no password, so there is none to lose. Signing in moves any scores you set as a guest onto your account.

What playing records

• Scores — which game, what you scored, when, and whatever the game keeps alongside it, such as how long a round of Memory took.
• Trinder answers — which of the three you picked, so the split can be counted and so you are not counted twice.

On your device

• A session cookie, which is how the site knows the scores are yours. It lasts a year, cannot be read by scripts, and is not used to follow you anywhere else.
• Your email address, only if you ticked “remember my email on this device”. That is kept in your browser and never sent to us for that purpose; it exists so you do not retype it. Untick it and log out, and it is gone.

Who else sees it

Nobody. Playgora loads no fonts, scripts, images or anything else from another company, so no third party learns that you visited. There is no analytics and there are no advertisers.

The one thing that leaves: when you ask for a sign-in code, your email address is given to our mail server so the message can be sent to you.

Trinder's questions are written by a language model, which is told nothing about you or any other player — only which categories came up recently, so it does not repeat itself.

How long it is kept

Scores are kept while the account exists, which is the point of them. Sign-in codes expire within minutes. Server logs, which record IP addresses as every web server does, are kept only as long as is useful for keeping the site running.

Your rights

Write to info@playgora.com from the address you signed in with and you can:

• ask what is stored about you, and get a copy of it;
• have it corrected;
• have the account and its scores deleted, which we will do.

If you played as a guest and never signed in, we have no way to tell which row is yours — clearing your browser's cookies for this site ends it from your side.

Children

Playgora is suitable for any age and is meant to be. Nothing here needs an account, so a child can play everything without giving an address at all.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, the date below changes with it. Last updated 20 September 2026.

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