Quick Games Privacy Policy

Last updated: 29 August 2026 · Applies from version 1.0 of the App

1. In short

Quick Games has no accounts. You never give us your name, your e-mail address or a password, and we have no way of knowing who you are.

Your game progress stays on your device. Your scores, your streak and your history are stored locally and are never uploaded to us.
We collect anonymous usage statistics — that a game was finished, that a day was completed — with no identifier we can trace back to you.
We do not track you across other apps or websites, we show no advertising, we use no advertising identifier (IDFA), and we never sell or share your data for advertising.
Everything we host is hosted in the European Union.

The rest of this document is the detail.

2. Who is responsible

The controller of the processing described here is Clément Dudit, an individual developer established in France, publisher of the Quick Games iOS app (the "App").

Contact for any privacy question or request: [email protected].

Given the size of the App and the nature of the data, we are not required to appoint a Data Protection Officer, and we have not appointed one.

3. What stays on your device

The following is written to your device only, in the App's own storage (SwiftData and the system preferences store). It is not sent to us, and we cannot read it:

Data	Purpose
Your daily records: day played, per-game attempts, whether solved, points	Show your results and today's recap
Your streak	Show how many days in a row you have played
Downloaded puzzles for recent and upcoming days	Let you play without a connection, and avoid re-downloading
Your preferences, such as your keyboard layout (QWERTY or AZERTY)	Remember how you like to play
Whether the Practice unlock is active	Open Practice without asking the store on every launch

If you delete the App, this data is deleted with it — including your streak and your entire history. We hold no copy and cannot restore it. This is also the complete answer to "how do I erase my progress": deleting the App does it.

Your purchase is not part of this: it is attached to your Apple Account and can be restored (see section 5).

4. Content delivery — Supabase

To show you a puzzle, the App asks our content service for the puzzles of the current date range. That request carries, as any internet request does: