Privacy Policy

Olam Quest is a Jewish adventure game for children. A parent or other grown-up creates the family account and pays. Kids play as named players on that account. This page explains what we store and why, in plain words.

What we collect

• Family account. Email and password, so you can sign in. Passwords are stored by our sign-in provider (Neon Auth), not as readable text on our side.
• Payment. If you buy the game, Stripe handles the card. We keep a record that the family has paid, plus Stripe’s customer id. We do not store card numbers.
• Player names and saves. Up to 5 first names or nicknames, and each player’s game progress (towns, jobs, bag). That is so a child can pick up where they left off.
• Promo cookie. If you type a free-play code, a small cookie remembers it until checkout is done.
• Contact form. If you write to us, we receive the name, email, and message you type so we can reply. We do not publish a personal inbox on this site.
• Ordinary logs. Our host (Vercel) and database (Neon) may keep short technical logs so the site stays up (for example, that a page loaded).

What we do not do

• We do not sell family or children’s information.
• We do not show ads in the game.
• We do not let strangers message players.
• Kids do not need their own email. The grown-up’s email is the login.

Who else sees data

We use a few companies to run the game: Vercel (the website), Neon (accounts and saved games), and Stripe (cards). Contact-form notes are forwarded to us by an email delivery service, which sees the name, email, and message you typed. Each only gets what they need to do that job. Stripe has its own privacy policy for payment details.

Children

This game is made for kids, with a parent in charge of the account and the purchase. Player names should be first names or nicknames, not full legal names or addresses. Please do not put a child’s email, phone number, or photo into the game — there is no place for those, and we do not want them.

Keeping it and deleting it

We keep the account and saves so the family can keep playing. Stripe may keep payment records as the law requires, even if we delete the game save.

To delete your family account, player names, and saved games, use the contact form from the email on the account and ask us to delete it. We will remove what we store for that family.

Cookies

Signing in uses a login cookie so we know it is you. A promo cookie is used only if you enter a free-play code. The game also saves progress in the browser as a backup, then syncs it to your player slot when you are signed in.

Questions? Use the contact form. See also our Terms of Service.