Privacy
Last updated November 13, 2026. silly.games is in beta.
- We never record or store your video or your voice. Not by us, not by anyone working for us.
- You don't make an account. We never ask for your real name, email or phone number.
- No ads. We don't sell or share anything about you.
- What we keep is how the game ran on your device (frame rates, connection delays): numbers only, deleted within 30 days.
Who we are
silly.games is a small set of games to play over a video call with friends, made and run from Canada. To reach us, use Send feedback on the home screen, and leave your email if you'd like a reply.
Your camera and microphone
The games are played on a live video call: your face is your character, and you can talk to the people you're playing with. So the game asks your browser for your camera and microphone. Both are off until you turn them on, and you can play with either or both off.
- When they're on, your picture and voice go live to the other people in your room, and only to them. On the way they pass through our video provider, LiveKit. Nothing is recorded or kept, by us or by LiveKit for us, once it has been delivered.
- Finding your face in the camera picture, so the game can keep it centred, happens on your own device. No measurements of your face leave it.
- You can turn the camera or microphone off at any time with the buttons on the home screen. When the game isn't on your screen, your microphone goes silent, and after 20 seconds you leave the call.
What we keep
| What | Why | How long |
|---|---|---|
| The name you type, or the nickname the game gives you | So friends can tell who's who | In the room while you're there; on your own device until you clear it |
| A random code for your browser tab | So you keep your place if your connection drops | On your own device, until the tab closes |
| The room's code | It's the link you share | While the room is in use |
| How the game ran on your device: the kind of device and browser (for example "Android, Chrome"), screen size, frames per second, connection delays, whether the video call connected and how smoothly the video played | To find and fix slowness and bugs | Up to 30 days |
| Feedback you send us, with your device kind, the last game you played, and your email if you chose to give it | To read it and, if you asked, reply | In our email until we've dealt with it; ask and we'll delete it |
| Ordinary server logs kept by our hosting providers, such as IP address and time | Security and keeping the service running | As set by each provider |
The measurements of how the game ran contain no names, pictures or sound. They're tied to a short random code, not to you, and a room is listed by a scrambled code, not the one in your link.
We don't use cookies. Your name, your sound setting and a few hints the game shows you are kept in your browser's own storage on your device.
Who helps us run it
- Vercel (United States) serves the website.
- Cloudflare (worldwide) runs the game rooms.
- LiveKit (United States) carries the live video and voice.
- Resend (United States) delivers feedback you send us to our inbox.
Your information may be handled outside Canada, including in the United States. The lettering and everything else on the site is served by us; your browser doesn't contact anyone else when the page loads.
Your rooms are private
A room can only be joined with its link. There's no list of rooms and no matching with strangers. Anyone who has your link can join and will see and hear everyone in the room, so share it only with people you want to play with.
Children
silly.games is meant to be started by someone 13 or older and isn't directed at children under 13. A younger child may play in a game started and watched over by a parent or guardian. We don't knowingly collect personal information from children, and because there are no accounts and nothing is recorded, a child who joins a family game gives us nothing beyond what's listed above.
Your rights
You can ask what we hold about you, and ask us to correct or delete it, using Send feedback. In practice we hold very little, and most of it is on your own device, where you can clear it in your browser's settings. You can also complain to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, or to the privacy regulator where you live.
Changes
If this policy changes, the new version will be posted here with a new date.