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Waypost Words Privacy Policy

Updated · The Waypost Words game for iPhone and iPad, as it is built for its first release.

Everything Waypost Words keeps stays on your iPhone or iPad: your progress through the game and your settings, in the game’s own storage and in your device’s backup.

If the game ever stops unexpectedly, it writes a short note of what happened on your device and shows it to you as its last problem report. You can clear it, or copy it into an email to support yourself.

What we collect

Nothing. This product doesn't collect personal data.

Third-party sharing

None. Your data isn't shared with anyone — including third-party AI services.

Keeping & deleting your data

Stored only on your device:

  • Your game progress — journeys, coins, skills, skies, bonus words, experience and daily progress
  • Settings — sound, music, reduced motion and text size
  • A note of the last unexpected stop, if there was one, shown only to you

Everything Waypost Words keeps lives on your own iPhone or iPad and in that device's own backup, for as long as the game is installed. Deleting the game removes it.

How your data is protected

Everything above stays on your device. Because nothing is uploaded to a server, there's no central copy to be breached, leaked, or handed over to anyone.

Children's privacy

Waypost Words is a word game made for a general audience, and it isn't directed at children. It collects no personal data from anyone, so it holds nothing about children either.

Your rights

You have the right to access, correct, or delete any personal data we hold. Because we hold none, there's nothing to retrieve or erase — but if you'd like to confirm that, or make any request, email support@metkapstudio.com.

Contact & requests

Questions, consent changes, or deletion requests — support@metkapstudio.com.

Changes to this policy

This policy describes Waypost Words as it is built for its first release. It is revised with any release that changes what the game does with data, and the Updated date at the top always shows the current version.

Written in plain language. This is not legal advice.