Privacy

Last updated 20 September 2026

Odd One Out has no accounts, no sign-in and no tracking. There is no database — a game exists in the server's memory while it is being played and is gone afterwards.

What the game holds while you are playing

• The name you type and the character you pick.
• What you send in group chat and direct messages, for that round only. A new round clears them.
• Your votes and score for the game.
• A random room code and a random session token, stored on your own phone so you can rejoin if your connection drops.

All of it is deleted when the game ends or when the room expires. Nothing survives a server restart.

Video

Clips you record are stored on the game server so the TV can play them back during the game. They are deleted when the room ends, and anything left is deleted automatically after 24 hours. They are never sent anywhere else.

Reports

If someone reports a player, the report is kept: who reported whom, when, the reason given, and the messages that were reported. That is how a report can be acted on within 24 hours, and it is the only thing here that is kept on purpose. Reports are readable only by the developer.

Standard server logs

The server logs connections and errors, including IP addresses, as any web server does. These are operational logs, are not linked to a person, and are not used for advertising or analytics.

Who it is shared with

Nobody. There is no analytics service, no advertising, and no third party with access to game data. The app talks to one server, odd1out.net, and nothing else.

Children

The game is not intended for children under 13 and does not knowingly collect anything from them.

Your choices

Leave the game and your data is gone with the room. To ask about anything held about you, or to have a report about you reviewed, write to support@odd1out.net (not set up yet) — set CONTACT_EMAIL on the server before submitting to Apple.