Privacy

Last updated November 9, 2026

Blendit is a word game. We keep what it needs to run your games, stats and friends, plus usage counts and error reports that help us improve it. We don’t sell data, and Blendit sets no tracking cookies.

Playing as a guest

Your first visit creates an anonymous player: a random ID and a random name like “Teal Otter”. We store the games you play (the words you and your partner typed), your Daily results and your stats against that ID. It isn’t linked to your name, email or anything else about you.

Where you came from

When you first play, we note the site that sent you (just its name, like instagram.com), any campaign tag in the link, the page you landed on, and whose shared link you opened. We also keep your time zone, so “came back the next day” follows your day. This stays in our database with your player and is deleted with it. To count visits without tracking you, we keep a scrambled code made from your IP address for up to two days. It can’t be turned back into your address.

With an account

Signing in adds:

your email address, and if you use Google, the name and email on your Google account;
your username, which other players see;
your friends, friend requests, groups, group invites, and anyone you’ve blocked or reported;
your notifications (such as invites to play and group changes), kept for 30 days.

The Daily reminder

If you turn on the Daily reminder, it comes as a notification, or by email to your account’s address when notifications are off. We keep your answer and, for each reminder, the day and whether it went as a notification or an email. This stays with your player and is deleted with it. Every reminder email has a link to stop them, and you can turn it off in Settings.

If you support Blendit

You pay for the supporter pack on Stripe’s page, so your card details go to Stripe and never reach us. We keep the amount, the currency, the date and Stripe’s reference for the payment against your account. Supporters are shown on the Supporters page by username and profile mark, never with an amount. You can take yourself off that page there or in Settings.

Links you share

Links you share from Blendit (results, rooms, groups, your profile) end in a short code made from your player ID and which share button made the link, so we can count how many people join through you. Anyone who opens the link can see that code, but it doesn’t show your name.

When you share, we note what you shared (the game or the link), how you shared it, how many times the link was opened, and your answer if we ask why you shared it. This stays in our database with your player and is deleted with it. To count each person who opens a link once a day, we keep a scrambled code made from their IP address and the day, for up to two days. It can’t be turned back into the address.

What other players see

Anyone with your username can see your player card: your profile mark, title, rank, day streak, games played and blend rate. When you share your profile link, that card appears in the link preview.
Strangers in Quick Play and the Daily see a guest’s random name, or an account’s username.
Friends and group members see your Daily results, and your words once they’ve played that Daily too.
Your partner in a game sees the words you typed in it.
We may share game statistics and example games on social media, as words and numbers only, never names.

On your device

Blendit keeps your sign-in, your settings (theme, reduced motion, haptics, quickchats, timer), a copy of today’s result, where you came from (until you first play), a random analytics ID and a random ID for GIF search in your browser’s local storage. Blendit itself uses no cookies; Klipy may set its own.

Services we use

Supabase stores the game data and handles sign-in.
Vercel hosts the site.
Resend sends sign-in emails, and the Daily reminder to people who turn it on and get it by email. It gets your email address and the email’s text, and keeps its own record of each email it sends.
Sentry receives error reports, so we can fix crashes. When an error happens, it also gets a short recording of the page with all text and images hidden.
PostHog counts how Blendit is used: which pages you open, what you tap, and moments like finishing a game or sharing a result. It knows you by your player ID, along with counts such as games played, friends and groups, and whether you came from a friend’s link or a notification. If you have an account, it also gets your username and email, so your activity stays together across devices.
Klipy provides the GIFs in group chats. Your browser asks it for GIFs when you search, and loads each GIF from it, so it sees your IP address when you search or open a chat with GIFs in it. With each search it also gets a random ID kept in your browser (so it can tell the same person), your language and country setting, your screen size, and your phone’s system and connection type. When you send a GIF or report one, it hears which GIF, with that same ID. On phones the GIF picker can show ads, which Klipy serves from its own site; tapping one opens the advertiser’s page. It doesn’t get your name or player ID.
Anthropic helps bot partners pick words. When a bot plays a pair few people have answered, Anthropic’s AI model gets the words in that game.
Google, only if you choose to sign in with it.
Stripe, only if you buy the supporter pack: it takes the payment and gets your email address and player ID with it.

Like any website, these services see your IP address and browser type when you connect, and may keep it in their logs.

Reports, blocks and feedback

When you report a player or a group, we keep the report to review it. When you send a message from Send feedback, we keep your message, the page you were on, your browser type, and your email if you gave one. When you rate a game or answer a question on Home, we keep your answer and anything you wrote with it, linked to your player.

Deleting your account

Settings → Delete account removes it right away: your email, username, stats, Daily results, friends, blocks, group memberships and our record of any supporter payments (Stripe keeps its own). Groups you own pass to another member. Games you played stay for your partners, shown as “Former player”, and any email you left on a report is removed.

Guest data isn’t tied to you, so there’s nothing to sign in to delete. If you want a guest’s games removed, send a request from Send feedback on that device.

Age

Blendit is for people 13 and older. Accounts ask you to confirm that.

Changes and questions

If this changes, we’ll update this page and its date. Questions go through Send feedback. For business inquiries, email contact@blendit.gg. See also the Terms.