A permanent home for privacy and support

When you install a game, its store listing links out to a privacy policy and a support page. Those links are a promise: tap them, and you will land somewhere real. Far too often, they lead to a dead end — a broken link, a 404, a page that moved.

On this site, that does not happen. And the reason is worth explaining, because it is the part I am most proud of.

The links come from the game, not from us

Every game owns its own details, including the exact address of its privacy and support pages. This website reads those at build time and generates the matching pages — one privacy page and one support page for every game. Nothing is typed twice. The address a game's store listing points to and the page this site serves are guaranteed to be the same thing, because they come from the same single source.

The build refuses to break the promise

Better still: if any game's links did not line up — a typo, a moved page, a missing slug — the website would fail to build. A check walks every game and confirms its privacy and support pages exist and match before anything can ship. A broken legal link is not a bug we hope to catch; it is a thing the site will not let us publish.

Stable from day one

This is why every game has a working privacy and support page even now, before it has screenshots or a store link. The marketing fills in over time. The legal and support routes are stable from the very first day — and they stay put, because store listings will depend on them for years.

It is not the flashiest feature. It is the one that says: we will be here, and we will be reachable, for as long as the game is.