Privacy in Tray Runner

Last updated: October 2, 2026 (where players come from)

What we record

To learn whether the game is fun and easy to understand, we record anonymous gameplay data: when you start and finish a level, whether you win, which power-ups and surprise events come up, what you get with your tips in the game's shop (staff and upgrades, bought with in-game tips, not money), how long you play and your daily challenge score. We also record your device language and time zone (for example en-US and America/New_York) to know roughly which countries our players come from. If you arrive from a link with a campaign tag (for example, from one of our videos), we also record that tag and the website you came from (only its domain, such as “tiktok.com”), to know which posts bring players. All of it is tied to a random ID created by your browser or by the app; it is not linked to your name, email or account. This applies to the website, the CrazyGames version and the Android app.

Feedback from testers

If you send the form on the testers page, we store what you write (and your contact, only if you leave it yourself) together with the same random ID, your device language and time zone. We use it only to improve the game.

What we don't record

• No sign-up and no personal data.
• No IP-based or GPS location.
• No advertising cookies and no cross-site tracking on the website, which has no ads.
• We don't sell or share our gameplay data with third parties. The ad networks below collect their own data under their own policies.

Where it is stored

In a Supabase database. Your progress (stars, records, settings) stays on your device. On CrazyGames it is also saved to your CrazyGames account if you are logged in, so you don't lose it when you switch devices.

Ads

• Website: no ads.
• CrazyGames: ads served by CrazyGames under their privacy policy. We don't receive any data from those ads.
• Android app: ads by Google AdMob. Most are rewarded videos you choose to watch (double your tips, or keep playing after a lost shift). Now and then an ad plays when you tap "Next" between levels, never in your first session and never right after another ad.

To show and measure ads and to prevent fraud, AdMob uses your device's advertising ID and technical data about your phone. Google explains how it uses that data here.

In the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland, the Android app asks for your consent with Google's User Messaging Platform (UMP) before your data is used for personalized ads. If you say no, you get non-personalized ads. You can change your choice in Settings → Ad privacy, and reset or delete your advertising ID in your Android settings at any time.

The Android app asks for internet access and the advertising ID permission (for ads). Nothing else.

How to turn it off

In the game: Settings → Anonymous stats → OFF. If you want us to delete the data tied to your browser, message @nocodeboy on X.

Español

Tray Runner registra datos de juego anónimos (inicio y final de nivel, victorias, power-ups y eventos que salen, lo que consigues con las propinas en la tienda del juego, tiempo de juego y resultado del reto diario), además del idioma y la zona horaria del dispositivo para saber de qué países son los jugadores y, si llegas desde un enlace con etiqueta de campaña, esa etiqueta y el dominio de la web de la que vienes, para saber qué publicaciones traen jugadores. Van ligados a un identificador aleatorio del navegador o de la app (web, CrazyGames y la app de Android), sin datos personales, sin ubicación por IP ni GPS y sin compartirlos con terceros. La web no tiene anuncios. En CrazyGames los anuncios los sirve CrazyGames con su propia política de privacidad y no recibimos datos de ellos. En la app de Android los anuncios son de Google AdMob (casi todos con recompensa y elegidos por ti; de vez en cuando uno al pulsar «Siguiente», nunca en tu primera sesión): AdMob usa el ID de publicidad del dispositivo y datos técnicos del teléfono para mostrarlos, medirlos y evitar el fraude (cómo usa Google esos datos). En el Espacio Económico Europeo, Reino Unido y Suiza la app te pide el consentimiento con la herramienta de Google (UMP) antes de mostrar anuncios personalizados; puedes cambiarlo en Ajustes → Privacidad de los anuncios. Si envías el formulario de la página de testers, guardamos lo que escribas (y tu contacto solo si lo dejas tú) con el mismo identificador. Tu progreso se queda en tu dispositivo (en CrazyGames también se guarda en tu cuenta si has iniciado sesión). Desactívalo en Ajustes → Estadísticas anónimas.