Privacy
Updated October 19, 2026
- No ads, no tracking, nothing sold or shared.
- Slotdle keeps your username and what you play. With Google sign-in, also the name and email Google sends. A passkey adds no name or email.
- Delete it all at any time: Me › Delete my data.
What Slotdle keeps
- Your game: your username, each day's pull, your dex, your streak, and your weekly winnings.
- Your friends: who you're friends with, and the friend requests you've sent and had.
- A sign-in cookie, so you stay the same player. A guest's holds no name or email.
- With Google sign-in: the name, email, and picture Google sends, and its sign-in tokens, so you can sign in on any device. Only your username is ever shown.
- With a passkey: its public key and a few facts about it (whether it syncs, how it connects, and which password manager made it, when your device says). The passkey itself stays in your phone's password manager, and Slotdle never sees your face or fingerprint.
- On your device only: your settings and the game's files. Slotdle never sees them.
What's public
If you sign in, your profile is public at slotdle.app/@yourname: your name, the day you started, your winnings, your streak, and each day's pull. Friends also see how long ago you pulled. Profiles aren't listed by search engines. Delete my data removes your profile, your friends, and your requests.
Your IP address
Used only to slow down abuse and for Cloudflare's check that you're a person. Slotdle doesn't keep it. Cloudflare's logs keep it for 3 days.
Deleting your data
Me › Delete my data deletes your player, pulls, dex, streak, winnings, sign-in, friends, and friend requests, all at once, and asks your device to forget your passkey (if the passkey stays, delete it from your passwords). Can't get to the button? Email hello@slotdle.app.
The small print
Slotdle runs on Cloudflare. Google sign-in is also covered by Google's privacy policy. Slotdle isn't meant for children under 13. If this page changes, so does the date at the top. Questions: hello@slotdle.app.