Privacy, without the ceremony.
A practical record of what stays on your device and what leaves only when you choose to send it.
The board stays with the page
Disc positions, move history, suggestions and scores exist in the open page’s memory. They are not placed in browser storage or sent to a game server. Closing or reloading the page removes that match. The computer opponent runs in the same browser as your moves.
A narrow use of local storage
Wulaverto remembers a storage decision for up to 180 days. Allowing preferences can also preserve your reduced-motion choice. These two entries do not identify you by name, contain match history or follow your activity on other websites. You can remove them from the Cookies page.
Preparing an enquiry is not sending it
Typing into Contact and generating its visible draft happen on the page. The site does not upload those fields. Selecting the email link opens your chosen mail application with the draft; the message leaves your device only when you send it through that service.
Information in an actual message
An email you send may include your reply address, optional name, chosen topic, board details and the message itself. Those details can be used to understand and answer your enquiry. Avoid passwords, payment information and other material that has no bearing on a board-game question.
The hosting boundary
A published website’s hosting service may receive technical request details such as an IP address, requested URL and time. Its logging and retention settings are separate from the browser game. No advertising pixels, analytics tags, external font requests or behavioural tracking are included in the site code.
A question about your information
Use [email protected] for questions about correspondence or this notice. Identify the earlier message when relevant, without sending extra sensitive information. A deletion request about an email is different from clearing your browser: the latter only removes preferences stored on your device.