Privacy Policy

Last updated: November 2, 2026

Go Daily Games ("we", "us") makes party games you play with friends on your own phones. We built them to need as little information as possible: there are no accounts, no ads and no tracking, and the only statistics we keep are anonymous counts that help us make the games better. This policy explains exactly what the app handles and why.

What we collect

• The name you type for a game. Other players in the same room see it. It's stored with that room only.
• What you type or choose during a game: optional questions shown to the room, a game theme, your secret numbers and guesses, and scores. These are stored with the room so the game works.
• Daily Five groups. If you create or join a Daily Five group: the group's name and invite code, the name you use in it, your guesses, how long each word took you, and your points. Other members of the group see the names, results and points. The group's time zone (the creator's) is stored so the word changes at their midnight.
• Global Daily Five word. If you play the global word, the name you choose, your results and your time zone are stored, and your name and results can appear on its public leaderboard.
• Notifications. If you allow notifications, we store your device's push token (a random ID from Apple) with your anonymous host ID, to send reminders when someone in your group plays (at most once a day). Notifications are delivered through Apple Push Notification service. Turning notifications off, or deleting the app, stops them; stale tokens are deleted automatically.
• Daily Five on the web. If you try a Daily Five word on godaily.games, your browser keeps an anonymous ID (in its local storage) so it can show your result again. It isn't linked to your name outside the group.
• Crash reports. If the iPhone app crashes, iOS gives it a crash report on the next launch, which the app sends to us so we can fix the bug. It contains the app and iOS version, the device model and technical details of the crash, and isn't linked to your name or host ID.
• An anonymous seat token. When you join a room, your phone gets a random token that proves the seat is yours if you reconnect. We store only a scrambled (hashed) version of it.
• An anonymous host ID, if you host games. It's a random ID kept in your phone's Keychain that tracks your free games and purchases. It isn't linked to your name, email or Apple Account.
• Purchase records. If you buy Go Daily Unlimited (Daily, Monthly, Yearly or Lifetime), Apple processes the payment. We never see your card or Apple Account details. We receive (through our purchase provider, RevenueCat) the product you bought, when, its expiry, and a transaction ID, linked to your anonymous host ID.
• IP address, briefly. To stop abuse such as guessing room codes, we record the IP address of requests to create, find or join rooms, and delete those records within 24 hours.
• Usage statistics. To see how the games are doing, we keep anonymous records of each game: which game, whether it started and finished (or where it stopped), how many players, whether it was hosted from the app or the web, and the host's language. We also note which days an anonymous host ID was used, to count active players. These records don't contain names, questions or guesses.
• Approximate city. When you open the app or site, start a game or start a Daily Five word, our web host (Cloudflare) estimates the city from your connection, and we store only that city with its position rounded to about 10 km (6 miles), the game and whether it was the app or the web. We use it for a map of where games are being played. It isn't linked to your name or host ID, and we don't store your IP address with it. We never use your phone's GPS.

What we don't collect

No email, phone number, contacts, precise location, photos, microphone, advertising identifiers or browsing history. We don't sell or share data for advertising, and we don't build profiles.

How long we keep it

• Rooms, including names, questions, numbers, guesses and scores, are deleted automatically within about a day of the last activity.
• Daily Five groups, including names, guesses, times and points, are kept until the group's creator deletes the group. If you leave a group or are removed, you no longer appear in it, but your results are kept with the group so you can rejoin later. To have them deleted sooner, email us.
• Crash reports: deleted automatically after 90 days.
• IP rate-limit records: within 24 hours.
• Approximate-city records: deleted automatically after a year. Anonymous usage statistics are kept to compare over time.
• Your host ID and purchase records are kept while you use the app, so your purchases and free games keep working, and as required for accounting and tax. Email us to have them deleted.

Who processes data for us

• Supabase: hosts our game database (including Root Cause progress), in the United States (US East).
• Cloudflare: hosts our web site and estimates the approximate city described above.
• RevenueCat: verifies App Store purchases and subscriptions.
• Apple: processes payments under Apple's own privacy policy.

Root Cause: A Carrot Empire

Our idle farming game Root Cause (a separate iPhone app) keeps your farm on your phone. It has no accounts, ads or tracking. It sends us only:

• Anonymous game progress. The app makes a random install ID (it isn't your Apple Account, device or advertising ID) and, when you open it, every few minutes while you play, and when you leave, sends where you are in the game: your tier, how far your current run has got, in-game money and income, upgrades and stores owned, play time and the app version. We also note which days the install was played. We use this to balance the game and see where players get stuck. It contains no name, email or location, and we don't store your IP address with it.
• Purchases. Rival Arsenal items can be bought once on the App Store. Apple processes the payment and your phone checks it with Apple directly; we don't receive purchase records, card or Apple Account details.

Root Cause progress records are deleted automatically a year after the install was last played. Deleting the app deletes your farm and stops reports.

Children

Go Daily Games is a general-audience party game and isn't directed at children under 13. It's rated 12+ on the App Store (Root Cause is rated 9+). We don't knowingly collect personal information from children.

Your choices and rights

You can leave a room at any time, and room data is deleted automatically. You can leave a Daily Five group at any time, and a group's creator can delete it with all its scores. To ask about or delete your host ID and purchase records, email us with the Support ID shown in the app's Settings (tap to copy). Depending on where you live (for example the EU, UK or California) you may have extra rights to access or delete data, and we'll honour them.

Changes

If this policy changes, we'll update the date above and, for significant changes, mention it in the app.

Contact

Go Daily Games LLC
[email protected]