Games that never ask who you are
There is no account in any of our 38 games. Not an optional one you can skip, not a guest mode with a prompt to upgrade later: there is no account system at all. This page explains what that removes, what it costs you, and why we made that choice.
What there is nothing of
The store listings for every game declare no user interaction. In practice that means the following are absent, not merely optional.
- No sign-up screen, no email address, no phone number, no social login.
- No password to choose, to remember, to reset or to have leaked.
- No profile, no username and no way for anyone to look you up.
- No newsletter, no re-engagement email and no way for us to write to you, because we have no address to write to.
What it costs you
This is the part most pages leave out. Because your progress lives on the device and nowhere else, it does not follow you. A new phone starts from zero: statistics, unfinished deals and settings stay on the old one. Two devices keep two separate histories, and uninstalling a game removes its progress with it.
We think that is the right trade for a solitaire game, but it is a trade, and you should know about it before you reinstall rather than after.
Why we chose it
An account would only exist to carry data off the device — and for a game of Klondike, there is nothing worth carrying. Adding one would mean collecting an email, storing it somewhere, protecting it, and eventually explaining a breach. Not having one removes that entire chain, for you and for us.
It also removes a friction that has nothing to do with playing: you tap install, the game opens, and the first deal is already on the table.
What it means for your data
No account means nothing is collected in order to create one, and nothing is needed to play. Advertising is the one exception, and it is served by Google AdMob; what that involves, and the consent request shown where the law requires it, is set out in our privacy policy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I sync my progress between two devices?
No. Progress is saved on the device that played, and there is no server holding a copy. Two devices keep two independent histories.
Will I lose everything if I change phone?
Your statistics and unfinished games stay on the old device. The new one starts fresh. A device-level backup may restore app data depending on your phone's settings, but that is your system's doing, not ours.
Is there a hidden or optional account?
No. There is no account system in the games at all, optional or otherwise, and no screen that asks you to create one later.
Do the games work offline as well?
Yes. Every game runs entirely on the device; only installing it and loading ads need a connection.