the fine print, minus the fine print

Your data? Love. As in zero.

Ace Flick has no accounts, no ads and no analytics. The only thing it remembers is which way you like to swing (Flick, Normal or Easy), and that stays on your device. The game never sends anything to us, because there's nothing on our end to send it to.

Effective October 19, 2026 Web · Android · iOS Early prototype Developer: Jan Aguja

The short version

if you only read one thing, read this

It remembers one thing

Whether you play Flick, Normal or Easy, so the game opens the way you left it. That's saved on your device, in your browser's storage on the web or the app's private storage on Android and iOS. No scores, no names.

It doesn't phone home

No servers of ours, no online play, no leaderboards. Once the game has loaded it makes no network requests apart from loading its own pictures, music and voices.

The web playtest will have a password

Ace Flick isn't out anywhere yet. When the web version opens it'll be for testers, behind a password, like HoopFlick 2 and Barangay Defense. This policy will say exactly what that gate stores before it goes live.

Nothing is watching

No ad networks, no analytics, no crash-reporting SDKs, no purchases, and no access to your camera, microphone, contacts, photos or location.

Where does it go?

pick a piece of data and follow the ball

Everything Ace Flick touches ends up in one of four places. Pick one to see where it lands and how long it stays.

Lane 1
🏠 Your device

Browser storage on the web, app storage on Android and iOS. Never uploaded by the game.

Lane 2
☁️ Web host

Cloudflare, once the web playtest opens. Serves the game files and checks the tester password.

Lane 3
🗄️ Your phone's backup

Only if you turned on Google or iCloud backup. Held by Google or Apple, never by us.

Lane 4
🚫 Nowhere

The game never collects it. Out. Even Duke can see that one.

  • Your swing mode (Flick, Normal or Easy) → Your device. Saved so the game opens the way you left it. Kept until you clear site data or uninstall.
  • Taps, clicks and key presses → Nowhere. Read by your device in the moment to play; never recorded or sent.
  • The tester password check (web) → Web host. Not open yet; this policy will be updated with the details before it is.
  • Connection info (web) → Web host. Like any website, the host sees your IP address and browser to deliver the files.
  • A backup copy of your setting (apps) → Your phone's backup, if you use Google or iCloud backup.
  • Name, email, location, contacts, photos, payment details, usage analytics → Nowhere. Never asked for, never collected.

The full policy

same story, every detail

01Who we are

Ace Flick ("the game") is a tennis game for the web, Android and iOS, developed and published by Jan Aguja, an independent developer in the Philippines ("we", "us"). It is an early prototype and isn't available yet. This policy covers every version of the game and explains what it handles, where it goes and how long it stays.

02What we collect

Nothing that identifies you. There's no sign-up and nothing in the game asks who you are.

The game does not require an account, sign-in, email address, phone number or any other personal detail. We do not collect information that identifies you, and the game has no server of ours to send anything to.

03What stays on your device

One setting. That's the whole save file.

The game saves the following on your device: in your browser's local storage on the web, or in the app's private storage on Android and iOS.

swing mode: flick / normal / easy

It does not save:

a name or nicknamescores or match historydevice identifierslocation

Your taps, clicks and key presses are read by your device in the moment to play the game. They are not recorded or sent anywhere. The game's music, the umpire's calls and the narrator's cues are recordings that ship with the game; it never listens to you.

If the game later adds things worth keeping, such as scores or match stats, they'll be saved the same way, on your device, and this section will list them before they ship.

04The web playtest

Not open yet. When it is, it'll be for testers, behind a password.

The web version of Ace Flick isn't available yet. When the playtest opens, it will ask for a tester password before loading the game, as HoopFlick 2 and Barangay Defense do. Before that happens we will update this section to say exactly what the password check stores (for example, a cookie so you aren't asked every visit) and for how long. The Android and iOS apps will not have a password gate.

05Network & hosting

The game makes no network requests of its own beyond loading its own pictures, music, voices and sound effects. The Android and iOS apps carry those inside the app; the web version will load them from our web host. The game uses your device's built-in fonts, so it doesn't contact font services either.

The web version will be hosted on Cloudflare, which serves janapps.com. Like any web host, Cloudflare processes connection information (such as your IP address and browser type) to deliver the files and protect the site from abuse, under its own privacy policy. We don't use that information to identify or track you.

06Third-party services

The game includes no advertising networks, analytics SDKs or crash-reporting SDKs, and no social or sign-in services. We do not sell, rent or share your information with anyone.

When the apps are published, Google Play and the Apple App Store may give us aggregated statistics such as install counts and crash rates, under their own policies. These don't identify you.

07Purchases

The game has no in-app purchases. Pricing for the store versions hasn't been decided. If that ever involves a purchase, the App Store or Google Play will handle the payment, and this policy will be updated first.

08Permissions

  • Internet (Android). Declared by the app framework the game is built on. The game doesn't use it to send anything.

The iOS app requests no permissions, and the web version asks for none. The game does not access your camera, microphone, contacts, photos, files or location.

09Retention & deletion

Want your setting gone? Clear it the way you'd clear any app.

  • Web: clear this site's data in your browser settings.
  • Android and iOS: uninstall the app, or clear its data in your device's settings.

If you use Google or iCloud backup, your device may include the app's saved data in that backup and restore it on a new phone. Those backups are held by Google or Apple under your own account, not by us. There's no copy anywhere else for us to delete.

10Your rights

Depending on where you live, including under the Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012, the GDPR or similar laws, you may have the right to access, correct or delete personal data held about you. We don't hold any, so the quickest route is on your own device, as described above. For anything else, email us and we'll respond.

11Children's privacy

Ace Flick is not directed at children under 13. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children, and the game doesn't collect personal information from anyone.

12Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the updated version will be posted here with a new effective date. If a change affects what data leaves your device, such as the web playtest gate, sharing, online features or purchases, the policy will be updated before that change ships.

13Contact

Questions about privacy? Email [email protected]. It goes straight to Jan.