Privacy Policy

What stays on the device

So the works are still there tomorrow, Alloyra keeps one small save on the device you play on. It holds:

• the shift you are on, the slips pinned to its board and the hallmark each finished job received;
• your Flux and the level of each workbench fitting;
• the alloy bonds on your Codex shelf and the lifetime figures on the time card;
• the positions of the music, sound and haptics levers, and which of the foreman's notes you have already read.

Nothing in that save says who you are, and it never travels off the device.

What the game never asks for

No name, email, location, contacts, photos or other personal details. Alloyra has no sign-in, opens no network connections of its own, and ships without third-party analytics, advertising or tracking code of any kind.

Why the save exists

Purely to run the game: to post the right board, keep your fittings installed, show your bonds and grades, and respect your lever settings. All of it is worked out on the device itself.

Clearing it

You decide how long the save lives. "Wipe the works" on the wall clock clears it in one go, and removing Alloyra from the device erases it entirely. If your device makes its own system backups, the save may travel inside them according to your device settings, the same as for any app.

Younger players

Alloyra is a puzzle game for general audiences, families included. It gathers no personal information from players of any age, so there is nothing about a child for it to hold or share.

Revisions

Should a future version of Alloyra treat data differently, the new practice will be described here, with a fresh effective date, before that version is released.

Getting in touch

Alloyra is developed by Foisor Sabina. Any question about this policy can be sent to GEpost@evertan.site.