Elven Crawl Privacy Policy
Last updated November 15, 2026
The short version: Elven Crawl doesn't collect anything about you. There is no account, no ads, no analytics and no tracking, and your saves stay on your device.
Who I am
I make Elven Crawl on my own and publish it under the name Great Lair. If you have any question about this page or about your data, email me at support.elvencrawl@greatlair.com and I'll answer it myself.
What the game keeps, and where
To remember your progress, Elven Crawl saves a few things in its own storage on your device:
- your wardens, their class, level, gear and pack
- the state of the dungeon and town you are in, so you can continue where you stopped
- your settings, such as sound and music volume
None of this is sent anywhere. Elven Crawl has no server, so there is nowhere for it to go, and I never see it. If you back up your device, the game's data may be part of that backup, which Apple looks after under its own privacy terms.
Buying me a coffee
The coffee on the About page is a tip for my work. Apple handles the payment through the App Store, so I never see your name, email or card details. Apple only sends me anonymous sales totals, the same as it does for every app.
Things Elven Crawl doesn't do
- ask you to sign up or log in
- show ads
- use analytics, crash reporting or tracking tools
- sell or share data, since it doesn't collect any in the first place
Children
Elven Crawl doesn't collect personal data from anyone, children included.
Deleting your data
You can forget a single warden on the title screen, which removes that warden's save, or delete the app, which removes all of its data from your device.
If this changes
If a later version changes the way Elven Crawl handles data, I'll update this page and the App Store privacy details before that version comes out.