What happens when you play
A grid of face-down tiles appears, each hiding one of a handful of symbols paired up somewhere on the board. You flip two at a time looking for matches. That entire interaction happens inside your browser tab.
Data involved
Your current board number and try count exist only in your browser's active memory for the duration of your session. Closing or refreshing the tab clears them. We don't currently persist long-term scores between visits in this build.
- In-session board progress, kept only in your browser's working memory
- Routine web server access logs (timestamp, browser type) used for basic reliability and security, not for tracking individuals
What we don't ask for
No name, no email, no date of birth, no location. EchoPairs doesn't include sign-up forms, social login buttons, or any field where you'd type something identifying.
Cookies and trackers
We don't set cookies and we haven't embedded any third-party advertising or analytics scripts. The game's visuals and logic run entirely client-side without phoning home during play.
Server-side logging
Like most websites, the infrastructure that serves this page keeps brief, routine access records to catch abuse and maintain uptime. These logs aren't used to build profiles of individual visitors and are retained only briefly.
Third parties
We have no relationships with data brokers or advertising networks tied to this game. There's nothing to share because there's essentially nothing personal collected in the first place.
Future changes
If we add persistent score-saving in a future version, it would live in your browser's local storage on your own device, and we would update this notice to describe that clearly before it ships.
Describes the current build of EchoPairs