The game and this website
This policy describes the current iPhone and iPad game, The Last Tapestry, and its informational website. For questions about this policy, use the contact email in the footer.
What remains on your device
The game stores your tapestry and region progress, game-item balances, task progress, tutorial state, play statistics, settings and unfinished-round recovery information in its application storage. These records support continuing play and recovering interrupted actions. A local backup file is also kept. The save directory is excluded from device cloud backup by the app.
Information sent by the game
The current game does not transmit your saved progress to the publisher and does not include account registration, advertising or analytics services. It does not request access to your contacts, photos, camera, microphone or location. Device and app-distribution services may separately process information under their own settings and policies.
Visiting the website
This website serves its images, fonts and scripts from the same host. Its code does not set cookies, use browser storage, embed tracking services or submit contact forms. When the site is deployed, its hosting provider may process ordinary request information, such as an IP address, requested page, browser information and access time, to deliver and secure the site.
Messages you choose to send
A message you send may include your email address and any details you choose to share. The publisher uses that information to answer the request and handle related issues. Please avoid sending unrelated personal information. Correspondence should be kept only as long as needed for those purposes or applicable obligations.
Control and deletion
You can reset the game through Settings → Reset Data. This clears the game’s local save and backup. Deleting the app may also remove its data. A reset cannot be reversed through a publisher-held copy, because the game does not send that copy to the publisher. Local files remain until reset, deletion or removal by the device. For questions about correspondence you have sent, use the contact email below.
Younger players and updates
The game does not ask players to provide personal details. A parent or guardian can contact the publisher about information a child may have sent in a support message. This policy will be updated if the game or site changes its data handling; the revision date will be shown here.
Contact
For privacy questions, use the contact email in the footer.