Privacy

The short version

• Signing in creates an account with Clerk, which holds your email address or whichever identifier you signed in with.
• Playing stores your account id, seat, display name and the state of the game itself.
• There is no analytics, no advertising and no tracking on this site, and nothing is sold or shared for marketing.
• Ask and your data is deleted. admin@christianfurr.dev.

What is stored when you sign in

Accounts are handled by Clerk. Clerk stores the identifier you signed up with (typically an email address) and manages your session; this site never sees or stores your password. What Clerk holds is covered by Clerk's own privacy policy.

This site keeps only the opaque account id Clerk issues, plus the display name shown to the other players at your table.

What is stored when you play

Games live in a Convex database. A game row holds the seed, the current state of the shootout and when it was created; a membership row holds your account id, your seat number and your display name. That is the whole of it — no chat logs, no IP addresses, no device fingerprints.

Finished games are kept so the table can still be read after the last shot. If you would rather they were not, ask and they will be removed.

What stays in your browser

• A session cookie from Clerk, which is what keeps you signed in.
• One local preference: whether the sound is on. It is stored in your browser's local storage and never sent anywhere.

No advertising or analytics cookies are set, because there are no advertising or analytics scripts to set them.

Who else handles it

Three services, each doing one job: Clerk for sign-in, Convex for the database, and Vercel for hosting. Vercel keeps ordinary server request logs, as any host does. None of the three is sent your data for their own marketing.

Deleting your data

Email admin@christianfurr.dev from the address on your account and say what you want removed — the account, the games, or both. There is no form and no waiting period beyond however long it takes to read the message.

Changes to this page

If what the site stores changes, this page changes with it and the date at the top moves. Bang! is a game by Emiliano Sciarra published by dV Giochi; this is an unofficial digital table, and the rules it plays are written out in how to play.