Privacy policy

Last updated: November 1, 2026

This policy explains how OzGaming LLC ("OzGaming", "we", "us") handles information when you use our website ozgamingllc.com and our games, including Rosa's by the Sea on Android, iPhone and iPad, and on the web (including on game websites that host it), Ascent on Android, iPhone and iPad, Puzzle Corner, Party Toolkit on Android, iPhone and iPad (and in a web browser, for friends who join a Party Toolkit game without the app), and One Ship Home on Android and on the web (including on game websites that host it). OzGaming LLC, based in Texas, USA, is responsible for the information described here.

1. Information involved and why

Game progress and settings

Your progress (in Rosa's by the Sea: items, rooms, coins, stars, energy; in Ascent: solved puzzles, ranks, threads and cloaks; in Puzzle Corner: puzzles in progress, finished puzzles, the pictures you have opened, hints and your daily streak; in Party Toolkit: the player names you type for party games, your own wheels, scores and which words you have already played; in One Ship Home: your survivor's meters, what you carry, your base, the areas you have explored, the ship parts fitted, the time of day and whether you own the Survival Kit) and settings such as sound are stored on your device. In the phone apps they are kept in the app's own storage. On Android, your phone may include this in its backup to your Google account if device backup is turned on; this is handled by Google under your backup settings. On the web, progress is stored in your browser, or in your account on the site where you play if you are signed in there. We do not receive a copy on our own servers.

Ads (phone apps)

One Ship Home's Android app shows no ads. Its optional rewards (a supply drop, double haul, and getting back up where you fell) come with the Survival Kit instead (see "In-app purchases" below). On game websites, the site may offer them for watching a video (see "Playing on the web").

Our other Android and iOS apps show ads from Google AdMob: optional "watch an ad" rewards (in Puzzle Corner: to open a picture or get more hints), and short ads at natural breaks (between renovation steps in Rosa's by the Sea, between puzzles in Ascent and Puzzle Corner, between games in Party Toolkit, never during one), unless you bought "Remove Ads" or Puzzle Corner Plus. To show and measure ads, prevent fraud and limit how often you see the same ad, Google may collect:

• your device's advertising ID. On iPhone and iPad, it is only used if you allow tracking when the app asks.
• your IP address and approximate location derived from it
• device and app information (model, operating system, language, app version)
• your interactions with ads

Where the law allows and, where required, with your consent, Google may use this to show ads based on your interests. Players in the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland see Google's consent form the first time they open the app, and can change their choice at any time from Menu → Ad privacy choices (in Ascent: Ranks → Support Ascent → Ad privacy choices; in Puzzle Corner: Settings → Ad privacy choices; in Party Toolkit: Ad privacy choices at the bottom of the home screen). Learn more in how Google uses information from apps that use its services.

In-app purchases (phone apps)

Purchases are processed by Google Play or the Apple App Store under your account with them. We never receive your name, card details or billing address. We use RevenueCat to check that purchases are valid and to restore them on a new device. It receives:

• purchase details: the product, price, currency, date and store transaction and receipt IDs
• a random app user ID that is not linked to your name
• basic device and app information, such as operating system, app version and store country

See RevenueCat's privacy policy.

One Ship Home's Survival Kit is a one-time purchase in the Android app, not a subscription: nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Google Play handles the payment under your account, and RevenueCat tells the app that you own it, using the purchase details above. The game also remembers on your device that you own it, so it works without the internet; the next time the app can reach RevenueCat, that is checked again (so a refunded purchase is removed, and a reinstall or new phone gets it back with Restore purchase).

Puzzle Corner Plus is a one-time purchase, not a subscription: nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel. Google Play or the App Store handles the payment under your account with them, and RevenueCat tells the app that you own it, using the purchase details above.

Ascent: invites and sharing

Each copy of Ascent makes up a random six-character invite code and a random player ID on your device. Neither is linked to your name, email, phone number or advertising ID. If you join with a friend's code (from an invite link or by typing it in), then after you clear your first puzzle the game sends your friend's code, your own code and your player ID to our invite counter, which runs on Cloudflare at ozgamingllc.com. The counter keeps only those codes and IDs, so it can count each friend once. When you open the game, it asks the counter how many friends have joined with your code, sending only your code. We use this only to give both players their in-game reward (threads for a cloak). We keep these records while the invite feature exists; to have yours deleted, email us your invite code (shown in Ascent under Your climber → Invite a friend).

When you share a result or an invite, Ascent opens your device's own share menu (or copies the text). We don't receive what you share or who you share it with; the app or service you share to handles it under its own policy.

Puzzle Corner: picture downloads

Puzzle Corner comes with a set of pictures and downloads the others from our website (ozgamingllc.com, hosted by Cloudflare) the first time you play them. When it opens, it also checks our website for the list of pictures, so new pictures and categories can appear without an app update. A download is a plain request for a picture file or that list: it sends no personal details and no game data, only what any web request includes, such as your IP address, which Cloudflare processes to deliver the file. Downloaded pictures are kept on your device so you can play them without the internet; clearing the app's storage removes them.

Party Toolkit: online card table and party rooms

Party Toolkit's Shared Card Table, and the "Everyone's phone" versions of its party games, let friends play together, each on their own phone. They are optional and only used when you open or join a table or room. Our online dealer, which runs on Cloudflare at table.ozgamingllc.com, then receives:

• the table or room code you open or join
• the nickname you type (it doesn't have to be your real name)
• a random seat key made on your device, so you can get back into your seat if your phone locks or the connection drops (we only store a scrambled version of it)
• your moves in the game, such as the cards you play, your votes and an impostor's guess

The dealer shuffles and deals, and sends each phone only what that player is allowed to see: your own cards and secret word stay on your phone, and votes stay secret until everyone has voted. Other players at the same table or room see your nickname and whatever the game shows to everyone (for example cards played face up, the votes after the reveal, or an impostor's guess). No account, email, phone number, contacts, location or advertising ID is involved. A seat is kept for 10 minutes if your phone drops out; a table or room, and everything about it, is deleted when everyone has left or after 2 hours without activity. Cloudflare processes your IP address to make the connection and keeps short technical logs (such as error reports) for a few days. Friends who join from the invite link play in their web browser, which works the same way and keeps the nickname and seat key in the browser's storage.

If someone uses an offensive nickname, the host can remove them from the table or room, and you can report it to us at support@ozgamingllc.com. On your own device, Party Toolkit also uses the motion sensor (to notice tilts in On Your Head) and the phone's built-in voice (the Night & Day narrator); neither sends anything to us. In a web browser the narrator uses the browser's voice, and some browsers use an online voice service from their maker for this. Party Toolkit doesn't use your camera or microphone.

One Ship Home

One Ship Home plays without the internet and sends nothing to us: no account, no analytics, no location. The Android app goes online only for the Survival Kit (Google Play and RevenueCat, described above). If something goes wrong and the game stops, it shows a short note on your screen with the error, so you can tell us about it if you like; the note isn't sent anywhere.

Playing on the web

When you play on a game website (for example CrazyGames), that website runs the page, shows its own ads (including any "watch a video" rewards you choose, such as One Ship Home's) and handles any account features under its own privacy policy. If you are signed in there, it may let the game display your username and profile picture in the game menu; we don't store them.

This website

Our website has no ads and no tracking cookies. It is hosted by Cloudflare, which processes technical information such as IP addresses and browser details to deliver the site and protect it from attacks.

To see how many people visit, the website uses Cloudflare Web Analytics, a privacy-friendly service that doesn't use cookies, doesn't store anything on your device and doesn't follow you across other websites. It gives us totals only, such as page views, which pages are popular, the country and the type of device and browser. It doesn't tell us who you are. See Cloudflare Web Analytics and Cloudflare's privacy policy.

When you email us

If you write to support@ozgamingllc.com, we receive your email address, your message and anything you attach. We use it only to help you and to keep a record of the conversation.

2. How we use information

We use the information above to run our games and save your progress; to show ads and keep them working; to process, validate and restore purchases; to answer your messages; to prevent fraud and abuse; and to meet legal obligations. For players in the EEA and UK, our legal bases are: providing the game and purchases you asked for (contract); your consent, for personalized ads; and our legitimate interests in keeping the game running, showing non-personalized ads, preventing fraud and helping you.

3. Who we share it with

We share information only with the service providers named above: Google (AdMob and Google Play), Apple (App Store), RevenueCat and Cloudflare (which hosts our website, Ascent's invite counter and Party Toolkit's online dealer). We also share it when the law requires us to, to protect our players or our rights, or as part of a sale or merger of our business (in which case this policy continues to apply).

US state privacy laws: we don't sell personal information for money. However, when ads are personalized, sharing your advertising ID with our ad partner may count as "selling" or "sharing" under some US state laws. To opt out:

• In the app, if you live in a US state with such a law, open Ad privacy choices (where to find it in each game is listed under "Ads" above) and choose "Don't sell or share my data". Google then shows you only non-personalized ads.
• On Android, delete or reset your advertising ID (Settings → Privacy → Ads, or Settings → Google → Ads).
• On iPhone and iPad, don't allow tracking.
• Or email us and we'll help.

4. Children

Our games are made for a general audience aged 13 and over and are not directed to children under 13. We don't knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child has sent us personal information, please email us and we will delete it.

5. How long information is kept

Progress and settings on your device stay until you use Menu → Reset progress (in Ascent: Ranks → Reset progress; in One Ship Home: New game on the title screen), clear the app's or browser's data, or uninstall the app. In Ascent, threads, cloaks and purchases are kept apart from puzzle progress, so Reset progress doesn't remove them; clearing the app's data or uninstalling does. Ascent's invite records are kept as described above. Party Toolkit's online tables and rooms are deleted when they close (described above). We keep support emails for as long as we need them to help you and for our records, and no longer than three years. Google, Apple and RevenueCat keep information according to their own policies, and purchase records as long as the law requires.

6. Your choices and rights

• Ads: use "Ad privacy choices" in the game (shown in the EEA, the UK and US states with privacy laws; where to find it in each game is listed under "Ads" above), reset or delete your advertising ID, or turn off ad personalization in your device settings.
• Your progress: delete it with Menu → Reset progress (Ascent: Ranks → Reset progress; One Ship Home: New game on the title screen), or by uninstalling the app.
• Ascent invites: simply don't enter a friend's code. To delete existing invite records, email us your invite code.
• Your rights: depending on where you live, you may have the right to access, correct or delete your personal information, to object to or restrict its use, to data portability, and to withdraw consent. Email us and we will respond within 30 days (45 days where US state law allows). We won't treat you differently for using these rights.
• Complaints: if you are in the EEA or UK, you can also contact your local data protection authority.

7. Security and international transfers

We use trusted providers and keep the information we handle to a minimum. Our service providers may process information in the United States and other countries. Where required, they use safeguards approved by regulators, such as standard contractual clauses.

8. Changes to this policy

If we change this policy, we will update the date at the top of this page. For important changes, we will also let you know in the game.

9. Contact us

OzGaming LLC, Texas, USA
Email: support@ozgamingllc.com