Privacy
Roamle doesn’t ask who you are. There are no accounts, no adverts and no tracking cookies.
On your device
Roamle keeps a few things in your browser’s local storage, so the game works between visits:
- your results, streak and the reveals you’ve unlocked;
- your settings (sound on or off, whether you’ve seen how to play);
- an anonymous player ID: a random code made the first time you play a daily trip.
Clearing this site’s data in your browser removes all of it. You’ll get a new player ID next time you play.
On our server
When you finish a stop of the daily trip, the server records:
- your anonymous player ID, the date and which stop it was;
- what you answered: the country you tapped, where you dropped your pin, the number you guessed or the answer you were matched to (we never store what you typed);
- your score and how long you took.
The first time you play, it also notes how you found Roamle, if the link said: a campaign tag in the address you followed (such as ?ref=newsletter) or the name of the website that linked here (just the site’s name, never the page). This tells us which posts bring new players.
We use this to show how other players answered each stop, to tell you how your score compares with everyone else’s that day, and to make sure only your first answer to a stop counts. It isn’t linked to your name, email address or IP address, and it isn’t sold or shared. Practice trips aren’t recorded.
Records are deleted automatically after two years.
Other services
- Hosting. Roamle runs on Cloudflare, which handles every request (including your IP address) to deliver and protect the site. Our server logs keep technical details of requests for a few days to fix problems.
- Maps. Map tiles come from OpenFreeMap and terrain from the AWS Open Data programme, so your browser contacts their servers too.
- Visit counts. We may use Cloudflare Web Analytics to count visits. It uses no cookies and doesn’t track you across sites.
- Error reports. If the game crashes, your browser sends a short technical report (the kind of error and where in the code it happened) so we can fix it. It doesn’t include your answers or anything you typed.
Questions and requests
To ask a question, or to have your records deleted, contact hello@roamle.app. For a deletion, include your anonymous player ID from the box above (open this page on the device you play on to see it).
Last updated 14 November 2026.