Local Storage
Flagle stores gameplay information such as your current puzzle state, statistics, and recent shareable results in browser local storage on your device.
Privacy
Flagle keeps the experience lightweight and stores gameplay state locally in your browser.
This page explains the basic privacy model for Flagle. The game uses local browser storage for things like progress, streaks, recent results, and share text so your session can survive a refresh and your stats remain available between visits.
No Account Required
Flagle does not require a user account to play. You can use the daily mode, unlimited mode, and sharing features without creating a profile.
Shared Results
If you choose to share a result, the content you copy or post is controlled by you. Flagle does not publish that result automatically.
Policy Updates
This privacy page may be updated as Flagle evolves. If the data model changes materially, this page should be updated to reflect that.