Irish Exit

Privacy policy

Last updated 25 July 2026

Irish Exit is a small game made by Brooke Builds Stuff. It collects almost nothing, and it has never wanted your data. Here's the whole story.

What the game collects

Only one thing, and only if you choose it: when you add your score to the global leaderboard, we store the display name you type along with your score, time survived, and difficulty. Nothing else is attached to it — no account, no email, no device identifier.

What it does not collect

• No accounts, sign-ups, emails, or passwords
• No location, contacts, photos, or microphone (the "play as your face" photo, where offered, stays on your device and is never uploaded)
• No advertising, ad networks, or ad identifiers
• No third-party analytics or tracking SDKs

Stored on your device

Your best time, high score, the name you last used, and your settings are kept locally on your device (in browser storage on the web, on-device on iOS). They never leave your device unless you post a score to the leaderboard.

How leaderboard data is stored

Leaderboard entries are held in a database run for us by Supabase, solely to display the public top-ten boards. Names are length-limited and stripped of control characters before saving. We don't sell data, and there's nothing personal in it to sell.

Children

Irish Exit is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from them. The only user-entered content is a self-chosen leaderboard nickname.

Removing your entry

Prefer not to appear on the board? Simply don't add your score. If a name or score is already up and you'd like it removed, email brooke@brooke-builds-stuff.com and we'll take it down.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.

Contact

brooke@brooke-builds-stuff.com