For grown-ups
Information for parents and carers
Minutes Game is designed for children. That means it is built to the stricter standard by default: no personal information is requested, nothing is uploaded, and interest-based advertising is disabled in the code itself rather than by a setting someone could switch on later.
What we never ask for
No name, birth date, email address, phone number, photograph, voice recording, school or location. Play names are chosen from a fixed word list, so a real name cannot be typed in.
What stays on the device
The chosen play name and badge, game results, streaks, badges earned, the privacy choice, and a locally generated identifier used only to keep those records together. None of it is transmitted to us.
Advertising
Personalised and interest-based advertising is switched off in code for this app and cannot be enabled by configuration. If advertising is introduced later, it must be non-personalised and family-approved, and this page and the privacy policy will be updated first.
No chat or user content
There is no chat, messaging, comment box, profile text, image upload, or way for players to contact each other. Nothing a child does here is visible to another player.
Purchases
There are no in-app purchases, no virtual currency that can be bought, and no prizes with cash value. Scores and badges are for fun only.
Grown-up checks
A short multiplication question appears before settings that change saved data. It is a friction step for younger children, not identity verification.
Screen-time reminders
A gentle reminder suggests taking a break during long sessions. There are no streak-loss warnings or countdown pressure designed to keep a child playing.
Your rights and how to exercise them
Because no personal information leaves the device, there is no account for us to look up, export or erase. To remove everything this app has saved, open the Profile page and use Reset everything, or clear the browser data for this site. Uninstalling the app removes its stored data as well.
Contact
A monitored contact address for children's privacy questions must be published here before launch.
Independent review still required
This page describes how the software currently behaves. It is not legal advice. Before public release, the operator's verified legal identity, jurisdiction and a lawyer-reviewed children's privacy notice must be added, covering the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, the UK Children's code, and any other regime that applies where the app is distributed.