Privacy

This page was drafted by an AI agent and is pending human legal review.

In plain language: Boiling Point is anonymous to play. There are no accounts, no tracking, and no advertising. We keep only what's needed to run a game and a leaderboard, and your language choice lives in the page address — not in a cookie.

What we collect

Boiling Point is built to need as little about you as possible.

• No account. Play is anonymous and one-tap. You pick a display name for a game; you don’t register, and we don’t ask for an email or password.
• A temporary session. To connect you to a table we use a random session identifier that lasts for your visit. It isn’t tied to your real identity.
• Game results. Scores and match outcomes may be stored so leaderboards and match history work. They’re linked to the name you chose for that game, not to a person.

What we don’t do

• No third-party tracking or advertising. The site ships no analytics scripts, no ad networks, and no social trackers.
• No tracking cookies. Your language preference is carried in the page address (for example /fr/), not stored in a cookie.

Talking to the game

Playing a game opens a live connection to our server to exchange game state. The marketing pages you’re reading now are plain static files and work even when the game server is offline.

Changes

If this notice changes, the updated version will appear here. Questions about your data can be raised through the project’s public channels.