NEON GRID privacy

Neon Grid is a projector game for kids, made by Brian Reyes. It's built to collect as little as possible. There are no accounts and no ads.

The website (neongrid.club)

The marketing page uses Google Analytics to count visits: the pages viewed, roughly where visitors are (country or city), the device and browser, and how they arrived. It doesn't identify you by name. Google's own policy covers how Google handles that data: policies.google.com/privacy.

The game

• No analytics. The game, where kids play, has no analytics or tracking of any kind.
• The camera stays on your computer. When camera tracking is on, the video is processed in your browser to find feet. It is never recorded, uploaded or stored.
• The phone remote passes button presses between your phone and the game through a realtime relay (Supabase), keyed by a short room code. The messages are not stored.
• Your settings (players, game, music) are saved in your own browser, and only there.

Questions

Email info@neongrid.club.