Reactdle privacy

Last updated October 17, 2026

Reactdle is a free daily game. It is built to need as little about you as possible. Here is everything it stores, where, and how to remove it.

On your device

Your game progress, stats, personal bests, achievements and settings are kept in your browser's local storage. They never leave your device unless you sign in (see below). Clearing your browser's data for reactdle.com removes them. Reactdle can also be installed as an app, which caches the game's files so it works offline.

Counting players

The first time you start a test each day, the page requests a file called /played with today's date. It carries no cookie, no identifier and nothing about your times. Cloudflare, which hosts the site, logs that request like any other page load, and the daily total is used to count how many people played.

Today's percentile

When you finish the daily or Hard mode, your five times, your average, the day, which mode, and whether you used a mouse, touch or keyboard are sent to our server so we can tell you what share of today's players you beat. They're stored with a random ID kept in your browser, which only exists so a reload doesn't count you twice. This copy isn't linked to your name, email or account. We never show anyone how many people played, and this copy is never shown to anyone.

Signing in (optional)

You can play without an account. If you sign in, we store a copy of your game data (stats, streaks, history, personal bests, achievements and today's runs) with your account so it can follow you to other devices. A cookie keeps you signed in on that device for up to a year, or until you sign out. What we receive depends on how you sign in:

• Google: your Google account ID, email address and first name. While you're signed out, the page loads Google's sign-in script to show its button, so Google sees that request the way any site it serves a file to does. It isn't loaded while you're signed in.
• Discord or Reddit: your account ID, and your display name (Discord) or username (Reddit). You approve it on their site, which then sends you back here. We ask only who you are: not your email, servers, messages, posts or anything else, and we don't keep the access they grant.
• A passkey: the name you pick, and the public half of a key your device makes. The private half, and your face, fingerprint or PIN, never leave your device.

While you're signed in, we also keep the country your connection comes from, as Cloudflare reports it (never your IP address), with your account. We never receive your passwords, and we don't use your email to contact you.

Deleting your account: open Settings, then Delete account. That removes your account, your saved game data, your results, your friendships, your passkeys and every sign-in on our server straight away. Your device keeps its own local copy until you clear it (and a passkey stays in your device's saved passwords until you remove it there).

Global leaderboard

While you're signed in, each daily and Hard mode run you finish can appear on that day's public top 10, which anyone can view: your leaderboard name, your average, the color of each test, your five times, and whether you played on a phone or a computer. If you'd rather not show your name, turn off Show my name on the global top 10 (Leaderboards, then Add friends) and you'll appear as Anonymous. Players who aren't signed in never appear on it.

Discord bot (optional)

A Discord server can add the Reactdle bot. Your scores only post in a server after you run /reactdle join there yourself, and only if your Reactdle account is connected to Discord (you signed in with Discord, or used Connect Discord from the Discord button at the top of the page, which gives us your Discord account ID). From then on, each daily and Hard mode run you finish posts in that server's chosen channel: your Discord name, your average, your five times, the color of each test, and your place among that server's players. /reactdle leave stops it, and deleting your Reactdle account stops it everywhere.

Friends (optional)

Signed-in players get a friend code. Anyone you give it to, or who opens your invite link, can add you as a friend, and friendships go both ways. While you're signed in, each daily and Hard mode run you finish is saved with your account (the day, your five times, your average, the color of each test, and whether you played on a phone or a computer), so your friends can compare. Friends see those results and the name you choose (the name from your sign-in unless you change it). They never see your email.

You can remove a friend at any time from the Friends panel, which stops you both seeing each other's results, and you can get a new code so the old one stops working. Deleting your account removes your results and every friendship.

Other services

• Cloudflare hosts the site and its database, and sees requests as any host does.
• Google Fonts serves the fonts, so your browser fetches them from Google.

What we don't do

No ad tracking, no third-party analytics scripts, and no selling or sharing of your data.

Questions

Reach the developer through ko-fi.com/notjakec.