What Yepnod knows about you

• The first name you type, and the name of your group.
• The three words you answer each day, and the day you played.
• Whose link you joined through, so we can tell whether the game spreads.

• One cookie per group. It holds a random key that says “this browser is that member”. We store only a scrambled copy of it, so the key itself exists nowhere but your browser.
• Your first name, so you do not have to type it again.

Clearing your browser’s data, or using a private window, makes Yepnod forget you on that device.

• Only people in your group, and only after they have played that day themselves.
• Anyone who has your group’s link can join it, up to 12 people. Send the link only to people you want in the group.

We count how many people open Yepnod, using Vercel Web Analytics. It sets no cookies and does not follow you to other websites. It sees the page, the country, and the kind of device and browser. Your group’s link is removed before anything is counted.

To stop one person from flooding the game, we count requests against a scrambled form of your internet address. The address itself is not stored, and the counts are cleared after about a day.

Vercel hosts the website and Supabase holds the database. Like any web host, they see your internet address when your browser asks for a page.

• Sell or share what you type.
• Show ads.
• Track you across other websites.

Write to hello@yepnod.com with your group’s link and your first name. We will remove your name and your words, and tell you when it is done. Questions go to the same address.

Yepnod is made for a general audience. It is not meant for children under 13.