Privacy

Updated 9 November 2026

Wrist Rally is a racing game for Apple Watch. There's no account, no sign-in, no ads and no tracking. The game sends play stats so I can make it better. They're tied to an ID, never to your name, email or Apple Account. This page says what the game keeps on your watch, what it sends, what this website collects, who handles it and how to delete it.

The game

• Kept on your watch: your settings, the car, road and radio station you last picked, and your race results. They stay on the watch and are deleted with the app.
• Purchases: the game is free to download, and one in-app purchase unlocks every road. Apple handles the payment under Apple's privacy policy. I never see your name, card or Apple Account. The watch only checks with Apple that the purchase is yours.

Play stats

The game sends a few stats about how it's played, so I can see which roads and cars people like, whether races are too easy or too hard, how well it runs, and whether people keep coming back.

• What's sent: when the app opens and how long you play; each race's road, car, laps, finishing place, time, medal, and whether you finished or quit; the All Tracks purchase and looking at the locked roads; your radio station and settings. Also the app version, watchOS version, watch model, and the country Cloudflare reports for the connection.
• How it's counted: by an ID that Apple gives the app for your account (it doesn't reveal who you are), so a reinstall or a new watch isn't counted as a new player. On older watchOS, where Apple doesn't offer that ID, the watch makes a random one instead. A second random ID tells your watches apart if you have more than one.
• What's never sent: your name, email, Apple Account, location, Health data or advertising ID. Your IP address isn't stored. I can't use either ID to find out who you are.
• Where it goes: my own server on Cloudflare. There are no third-party analytics or ad tools in the game, nothing tracks you across other apps, and the stats are never sold.

This website

The waitlist

If you join the waitlist, I keep your email address, the date you joined and the country Cloudflare reports for your connection. I use it for one thing: emails about Wrist Rally, like updates on the game and the link when it comes out. Your address is stored in Cloudflare's database and the emails are sent through Resend. It's never sold, shared or used for advertising.

A short check from Cloudflare (Turnstile) runs when you join, to keep bots off the list. Most people never see it.

Wrist Rally Radio

When you listen to the radio on this site, the page notes how long you listened, to which station and song. It's tied to a random code your browser makes for itself and keeps in its own storage, never your name, email, IP address or device. It helps me see which stations people like. You can clear it any time by clearing this site's data in your browser.

Hosting, fonts and code

• Cloudflare hosts the site. Like any web host it sees your IP address and browser when you visit, and keeps short-lived logs to keep the site running and safe.
• Google Fonts serves the site's fonts and jsDelivr serves the 3D watch's code. Your browser asks them for those files, so they see your IP address too, under their own policies.

The site sets no advertising or tracking cookies.

Who handles your data

• Apple: in-app purchases.
• Cloudflare: the game's play stats, and for the website: hosting, the waitlist database, the bot check and the radio listening counts.
• Resend: sends the waitlist emails.
• Google Fonts and jsDelivr: fonts and code files for the website.

How long it's kept

• Waitlist: until you ask me to remove you.
• Radio listening counts: about three months, then they're deleted.
• Everything in the game: on your watch, until you delete the app.
• Play stats: up to 13 months, then deleted. Totals that can't be tied to anyone, like how many races were run on each road, may be kept.

Deleting your data

• The game: delete Wrist Rally from your watch and everything on it goes with it.
• Play stats: they're tied to an ID, not to your name or email, so I can't look yours up from either. They're deleted on their own after 13 months.
• The waitlist: reply to any Wrist Rally email, or email me, and I'll remove you within 30 days.

Children

The game is fine for all ages. It collects nothing that says who anyone is, only the play stats above. The waitlist is for people 13 and over. If you think a child under 13 has joined it, email me and I'll remove them.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version goes here with its date.

Contact

Jon Lau, the developer of Wrist Rally: hello@wristrally.app