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What FTR stores about you

You can play without an account. Here is everything the game keeps, and where.

On your device

Your best score, your ghost run, your patches, battery cells, the daily share bonus and a random device ID. They stay in this browser's local storage until you clear it.

On our server, if you play

The device ID, each run's numbers (day, score, distance, combo, hops, slingshots, how it ended) and simple events: when you arrive, start a run, finish one and tap share. We use them to count players and runs. They are not sold or shared.

Page views

FTR is hosted on Cloudflare, whose Web Analytics counts page views without cookies and without tracking you across sites.

If you sign in with X

Sign-in runs through Privy. We keep your X handle, display name, profile picture link and Privy user ID, so your best run of the day can show on the board with your name.

If you link a wallet

We keep the Solana address you signed for. Linking only ever asks for a signed message. FTR never holds your keys. Once $FTRG exists, buying a power-up in the Power-up locker asks you to approve one transaction in your own wallet: a burn of your own $FTRG, which destroys it. FTR never receives tokens or SOL. We keep the burn's transaction signature and what it bought, and we read the address's public balances to show holder patches.

Copilot lines

When a run ends, its numbers go to xAI to write the copilot line. Your handle and wallet are never sent. The narrator's lines during a run are written once a day by xAI from a fixed brief, with no player data at all. If either fails, the game uses its own lines.

Getting it removed

Sign out to end your session. To delete what we hold for your X handle or wallet, contact the studio from the account you used.

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