Privacy Policy

1. Young players, with your help

PlayPebble is intended for children under seven, with an adult helping them choose and use games. This policy is written for parents and caregivers. Children should ask a grown-up to handle questions or privacy requests.

You can browse the game directory without creating a site account. Our contact page is for adults; it does not ask a child for a name, birthday, school, photo, or email address.

2. Browsing and this device

Loading a website or a game sends normal web-request information, such as an IP address, browser information, and the requested page, to the servers providing it.

• Favorites: saved game IDs are kept in this browser's local storage. They help the favorites list remember a choice on the same browser.
• Referral links: opening a link with a referral code can save that code and an expiry value in local storage.
• Cached files: the browser may keep website files such as images, scripts, and styles so they can be loaded again.

An adult can remove favorites or clear this site's data in the browser. Clearing browser storage does not delete information already held by a game provider or another service.

3. Outside games, ads, and services

Games can be embedded from other websites. Some begin loading shortly after a game page opens, before anyone presses a play button. The game provider can therefore receive a request when that page is opened.

Outside games may use their own cookies, identifiers, advertising, or other features. Review the provider and the game with your child in mind. A provider's separate privacy notice does not remove our responsibilities for information collected through this site.

When advertising is enabled on our pages, Google is one service used to provide it. Other optional website integrations include Google Analytics, Google Ads, Microsoft Clarity, and Plausible; their use depends on the site's settings. Do not assume that advertising is child-directed or that tracking is disabled merely because a game is listed here.

How Google uses information from partner sites. For questions about a particular game or service, an adult can contact us with the page link.

4. When a grown-up writes to us

The contact page helps an adult prepare an email. It does not send a message from the website. If you choose to send it using your own email service, your sender address and the information you include will be delivered with it.

Please begin with a general description and the relevant game or page link. Leave out a child's name, birthday, school, photos, login details, and other identifying information.

5. Parents' choices and requests

A parent or guardian can contact us to ask about personal information collected through the site about their child, request access or deletion, or ask that further collection or use stop.

Start with the kind of request and your adult contact address, rather than sending a child's details. Identity or parental authority may need to be checked before personal information is shared or changed.

Sending a support message, opening a game, or a child's use of the site is not a substitute for verified parental consent when it is required. Browser controls also do not replace a parent's rights or our responsibilities.