Privacy

Last updated October 27, 2026

Bible Code Quest is made for kids, so we keep things simple: we collect as little as possible.

Kids

Kids don't create accounts, and the game doesn't ask them for any personal information. There are no ads, no chat and no links to other sites inside the puzzles. We don't knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

Game progress

Player names, pictures, stars and settings are saved in your browser on your own device. They aren't sent to us. Clearing your browser data, or tapping Start over in the parents' panel, erases them. The Move progress code is made on your device and only goes where you paste it.

Parent emails

If a parent chooses to sign up for updates, we receive the email address they enter. Inside the game, that form sits behind a grown-ups-only check. We use it only to send news about Bible Code Quest, such as when a new world is ready. We don't sell or share it. To be removed, use the unsubscribe link in any email or write to us at the address below. Sign-up forms are delivered to us by a form service, Web3Forms.

Feedback

If a parent sends feedback from inside the game, we receive what they type, any email they choose to add, how many stories have been finished on that device, and the browser type. Player names are never included. Feedback is delivered to us by Web3Forms and used only to improve the game.

Site statistics

We may count visits with privacy-friendly statistics that don't use cookies or track you across other sites.

Contact

Questions? Email [email protected].