Privacy

Last updated 14 October 2026

solidgamez.com is a small personal site of browser games and tools. You can use all of it without an account. This page says what the site keeps and why.

Leaderboards and achievements

You don't need an account. The first time you finish a run with a leaderboard or earn an achievement, this browser becomes a guest player so it can appear on the leaderboards. The site keeps:

• a random ID for this guest player, and the display name you choose (it starts as a random “Player1234”),
• your best score for each game, mode and daily challenge, with the time it was set,
• which achievements you have earned, and when.

Your display name, scores and achievement points are shown publicly on the leaderboards. Your browser keeps a token that identifies the guest player; the server keeps only a scrambled (hashed) copy of it. Clearing your browser's site data loses the guest player.

Friends and chat

While a page of the site is open, players can see that you are online and which game you are on (and, in a co-op game, its room code so your friends can join you). Anyone online can see your display name in the Online list and send you a friend request; you can accept, decline or ignore it.

• The site keeps your friends list, friend requests you sent or received, and players you blocked.
• Chat is only between friends. Messages are kept on the server for 30 days so you can read them on your other pages and devices, and are then deleted. They are seen only by you and the friend you are talking to.
• Blocking someone ends the friendship, hides you from each other and stops their requests and messages. Removing a friend also stops chat.

Whether you are online is not stored: it lasts only while a page is open.

The Global chat in the same panel is public: everyone on the site can read it. To talk there you need a name of your own. Messages are kept for 7 days and then deleted. Links to other sites, e-mail addresses and phone numbers are hidden automatically, so please don't try to share personal details. Any player can report a message; the site's owner can read the Global chat, hide messages and mute players there. Blocking someone also hides their Global messages from you.

Player profiles

Every name on the leaderboards has a public profile page that gathers what the leaderboards already show: your rank and achievement points, which achievements you have in each game, your best scores, your guild, and the month you joined. Banned players have no profile.

Guilds

If you start or join a guild, the site keeps the guild's name and tag, who is in it, and when each member joined. Anyone can see the list of guilds and their founders, and your guild's tag shows beside your name. Invites you send or receive are kept for 7 days. Leave a guild at any time from the Guilds page; the site owner can rename or delete a guild that breaks the rules.

Votes and moderation

If you vote for your favourite games on the home page, the site keeps your two picks with your player, and you can change them any time. Only the site's owner sees the totals.

After you have played a game for a while, the site may ask you to rate it out of 10 and leave a comment. Your rating is kept with your player (sending again replaces it) and is read by the site's owner. How long you have played each game is counted in your browser only.

The site's owner can rename or remove a player with an offensive name, delete a score that was cheated, give or take away achievements, and ban a player from the leaderboards and chat. The owner can't read anyone's private messages (the Global chat is public, not private).

If you sign in with Google

Signing in is optional. It only lets your scores and achievements follow you to your other devices; anything earned as a guest in this browser is kept. When you sign in, the site also keeps the ID Google gives your account for this site (a number, used to recognise you next time).

It does not keep your email address, your real name or your photo, even though Google sends them during sign-in. Signing out ends that browser's sign-in.

Deleting your account

Open the account button (top right), choose Delete account and confirm. Your player, all your scores, achievements, friends and messages are removed from the server at once.

Everything else

• Game saves and settings (progress, volume, language) stay in your own browser. They are not sent to the site, except in co-op games, where moves are passed between the players in a room while you play.
• No ads and no tracking. The site uses no analytics or advertising cookies.
• Servers and logs. The site is served through Cloudflare, which, like any web host, sees your IP address and may keep standard logs for security. Fonts are loaded from Google Fonts. The Google sign-in button is loaded from Google, under Google's own privacy policy.
• Brawl Draft's tag scan sends the player tag you type to the official Brawl Stars API (through RoyaleAPI's proxy) to look up that player.

Questions

This site is run by the person who built these games. For any question about your data, or to ask for it to be deleted, use the support email shown on Google's sign-in screen for this site.