Privacy
SGOAT is a game. It has no accounts and asks for nothing about you.
What’s stored on your device
Your game state and preferences (the daily result you’ve locked, sound on/off, this opt-out) live in your browser’s local storage. They never leave your device and aren’t readable by us.
What’s sent to us
Anonymous product analytics, via PostHog (US region): page views and a small set of gameplay events — that a round started, a spin, a pick, a verdict and its score, a share, an app-install tap — plus basic performance timings.
- No name, email, account, or login. Nothing that identifies you.
- No click heatmaps, no cross-site or advertising trackers. A small, random sample of sessions is screen-recorded to see where people get stuck — input fields are masked, and the recording carries nothing that identifies you. Add
?notrackto any link to opt out of everything. - Your IP address is used transiently by PostHog to derive a coarse region and is not stored against any profile — the app never calls PostHog’s
identify(). - The data is used only to see whether the game is fun and where people get stuck, and to tune the scoring. It is not sold or shared.
Opt out
Open sgoat.app/?notrack and analytics stop on this device — PostHog is never even loaded. Undo with sgoat.app/?track.
Contact
Privacy questions, or anything else: sgoat.app@gmail.com.