Privacy & disclosure

What we store

To run a battle we store the display names you type (yours and your sibling's) and the answers you tap during the game. That's it. Names are just labels for the result card — use a nickname if you like.

Messages & Digital Rakhis

When you write a Say It message or make a Digital Rakhi, we store the names, your message, the design you chose, and — if you add one — your photo. These are private by default and never publicly browseable: the only way to open one is the unguessable link you choose to share. Photos aren't listed anywhere or shared with anyone; they're resized on your device before upload. Messages and Rakhis are automatically deleted after 90 days — but anything you download stays yours to keep.

What we don't ask for

• No email, phone number, or address
• No password or account — the game never makes you sign in
• No access to your contacts or social accounts

We keep a random, anonymous id in a cookie so we can lock in one set of answers per person and gently limit spam. It isn't tied to your identity.

We don't sell your data

We don't sell or share your names or answers. We use privacy-friendly analytics to understand which parts of the game people enjoy — as counts and trends, not personal profiles.

Affiliate disclosure

After a result, we sometimes show a few gift ideas for Raksha Bandhan. Some of those may be affiliate links, which means we might earn a small commission if you buy something — at no extra cost to you. You're never required to use them, and we don't send your names or answers to any shop. If you click through, that merchant handles your visit under its own privacy policy.

The scores are just for fun

“Sibling knowledge”, “delusion” and the rest are entertainment, not real psychological measurements. Please don't start an actual family war over them. 😄