Your data on the journey

Privacy policy

Last updated: 1 October 2026

Super Domiaty is operated by Frameless.com.eg. You can play without an account. The game stores chapter progress, checkpoints, chosen character, nickname, random player ID, scores, and preferences on your device. Session storage remembers sponsor exposure caps. Android may include app data in operating-system backup or device transfer, depending on your device and settings. Clearing app or browser data can erase local progress and does not necessarily remove an operating-system backup. “Reset progress” does not erase a previously submitted public score.

Public leaderboard

Score publication is off by default. If you enable it during character choice or in Settings, or tap “Publish my scores” after a chapter, the game attempts to send a random player ID, nickname, character, score, play time, assistance mode, and rules version to the leaderboard service when you finish a chapter or the full journey online. The nickname, score, time, and character are public. A real name entered as a nickname will be public too. You can turn off future submissions in Settings; that does not remove older results. Your IP address is stored as a request-rate limit key. Those keys have an expiry time and expired records are removed during routine maintenance. Removal can be delayed if maintenance fails to run. Old weekly scores are cleaned up by the same maintenance; all-time best scores may remain until removal is requested.

Before publishing a new nickname or result, the game asks you to accept the community leaderboard rules. You can report a player's name or block them from your local list. We store the report reason, the name at reporting time, and the moderation decision. Local blocks remain on your device. IP-based request limits also reduce repeated reports. Hidden names are removed from public rankings until reviewed.

Operations and sponsors

Limited game events include chapter starts, checkpoints, boss attempts, damage causes, completion, and update failures. Their event payloads omit your nickname and player ID, though our host may process ordinary technical request data including IP addresses. For direct sponsors, we count qualified displays and deliberate outbound clicks using a random event ID plus campaign, placement, and chapter codes. Sponsor destinations have their own privacy practices.

Service providers and accounts

Vercel hosts the site, API, and technical logs. Neon stores leaderboard data, rate-limit records, and sponsor counters. In the browser game, you may use a guest account or connect Google. Firebase Authentication handles the account identifier and sign-in details, Firebase App Check verifies cloud requests, and Firestore stores a progress copy only when you choose to upload it. Connecting an account alone does not upload your device save. If you connect Google, basic account details such as your email address may be provided by Google. The current Neon leaderboard is separate from this account.

In the browser account screen, you can review or erase the cloud copy, or request deletion of the Firebase account and its data. Deleting it does not remove your device save or legacy leaderboard results; contact support to request removal of those older results. The candidate Android package contains Google/Firebase libraries, but player sign-in and cloud saves are currently disabled there. We will update disclosures before enabling them on Android.

Questions and removal

To ask about data or request removal of a leaderboard result, email support@superdomiaty.site with your player code from Settings → Offline & Updates, or your nickname and score if the code is lost. We may need more details to avoid removing someone else’s score. Delete local progress through game settings or your browser/app storage settings.