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Your games stay yours.

Rackety is built to work without knowing who you are. This policy explains what the app keeps, where it keeps it, and what Apple handles.

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  • No accountsNothing to sign up for and no profile on our side.
  • No ads or trackingNo ad networks, third-party analytics or tracking software.
  • Games stay on your deviceMatches, stats and settings are saved locally.
  • No purchasesRackety is free, with nothing to buy inside it.

What stays on your device

Your games (players' names as you type them, moves, racks and scores), your stats and your settings are stored on your device. The developer never receives them. If you use Export my games, the file goes wherever you choose to save or share it.

Game Center

Online play with friends will use Apple's Game Center. When you play a Game Center match, Apple shares your Game Center nickname with the other players and carries the game's moves between your devices. Rackety has no game server of its own. Apple's handling follows Apple's privacy policy and your Game Center settings.

Notifications

Rackety only sends notifications if you allow them. Reminders you turn on are scheduled on your device. You can turn notifications off at any time in your device's Settings.

What we don't collect

The app has no accounts, ads, tracking software, third-party analytics or developer servers. The developer does not receive your games, words, names or settings. Apple may provide aggregate App Store reports and crash diagnostics according to your Apple settings; those are separate from the app.

Your choices

You can remove any saved game from the games list, and deleting the app removes everything it stored on your device. Device backups you've set up may keep a copy until they are replaced.

Contact and changes

Rackety is published by Rainemaker LLC. For privacy requests or questions, email hi@rackety.app.

If what the app collects ever changes, this page will change first, with a new date at the top.