Privacy

Last updated: 12 October 2026

Snackle is a free daily game. This page explains what information is used when you play, and why.

What's saved on your device

Your games, scores, streaks, friend code, the name you choose and your friends list are saved in your own browser, on your device. They aren't sent to us. Clearing your browser data deletes them.

Friend links

When you share your result or an invite, the link contains your friend code and the name you chose, if you set one. Anyone you send it to can see these. Don't use your full name if you'd rather not share it.

Friends board

When you finish the daily snack, your friend code, the name you chose (if any), your result for the last few days and your streak are saved on our server (Cloudflare) so your friends can see them on their Friends board. Anyone who has your friend code can see this. We don't collect your email or any other personal details for this. To stop sharing, clear your name and stop sharing your friend code, or email us and we'll delete your entry.

How everyone did

Your result for the day (whether you found the snack, how many guesses it took and which countries you guessed) is also counted toward the anonymous "How everyone did" totals. These totals only ever show counts and percentages, never names or friend codes.

Visitor statistics

We count visits and a few game events, such as games finished and results shared, to see how Snackle is used. We use Umami and Cloudflare Web Analytics. Neither uses cookies or identifies you personally.

Advertising

Snackle doesn't show ads at the moment. If we add them later, we'll update this page first, and visitors in the UK and Europe will be asked for their consent before any advertising cookies are used.

Emails you send us

If you email us with a snack suggestion or a question, we use your email only to reply. We don't add you to any mailing list.

Children

Snackle is a general audience game and isn't aimed at children under 13.

Your rights

If you're in the UK or Europe, you can ask what personal data we hold about you, and ask us to correct or delete it. You can also complain to the Information Commissioner's Office (ico.org.uk).

Contact

Email [email protected].