Privacy
We ask for an email to send championship updates and outage alerts. If you put a name on a score, we keep that too. It lives in the EU, and you can leave any time.
What we keep
Your email, if you want a ping when GitHub, Claude, or another watched tool actually goes down. We send one message first so you know the address works. If you name a score after a run, we also keep that email and the display name you chose, and we put you on the next-outage list.
If you choose Google sign-in, our authentication provider, Supabase, receives your Google account identifier, email address and basic profile information, such as your name and profile picture. Supabase uses this information to authenticate you, and we link your account to claimed scores and participant benefits. For your public leaderboard name, we use your existing nickname or your Google name, and you can change it. We do not publish your email address.
What we see
Anonymous page views: which pages people open, phone versus computer, and when a game starts or finishes, and whether signup steps succeed. We use first-party cookies to keep your game session and remember which signup experience you see. Signup measurement does not include your email, public name, or verification tokens. We don't keep your IP.
Why
We use your email for outage invitations and to confirm scores you claim. You can also choose championship updates, plus results and leaderboard alerts. The top three qualifying claimed scores each unlock a choice of digital reward. We contact winners to arrange their prizes. We don't sell your information.
Where
On servers in the EU. Mail comes from outage@nonines.dev.
How to leave
Every ping has a link to stop. You can drop some services or leave altogether. If you named a score, that name stays in the Hall of Fame. It is the public record of the outage, not part of the mailing list.
Who
Nines is just me. If something's off, I'm on x.com/gnyani7.