Privacy
Mama Put Rush is a free browser game. There are no ads, and nothing about you is sold or shared for marketing. This page lists everything the game stores.
On your phone
Your progress lives in your browser's storage on your own device: day, purse, stars, upgrades and menu, the best Daily Rush score, whether you finished the tutorial, sound settings, and the name you sign challenges with. It never leaves your phone unless you turn on a backup (below) or share a challenge.
Optional account and cloud backup
Signing in is optional. If you sign in with Google or an email code, sign-in is handled by Clerk, which stores your email address, and with Google also your name and profile picture. A copy of your progress is then kept in a database (Upstash Redis, hosted through Vercel) under your account id, so you can restore it on another phone.
Challenges you share
When you share a Daily Rush challenge, the link contains the date, your score and the name you typed. Anyone you send it to can see those three things.
Counting plays
- The Oya Jam play counter keeps a random id on your phone and tells oyajam.com once a day that this game was played, so it can show "Most played this week".
- The game counts shares and challenge rounds as daily totals only. No id, name or score is sent with them.
- The host (Vercel) keeps standard server logs, such as IP addresses, for security and reliability.
Deleting your data
Clearing your browser's site data removes everything on your phone. To delete your account and its cloud backup, open the game, sign in, and tap Delete my account on the start screen, or follow the steps on the delete account page. Deletion is permanent and immediate.
Children
The game is not directed at children under 13, and accounts are not meant for them.
Contact
Questions about your data: message @marvel_codes on X.