App privacy

Gimble Gaming apps on Google Play and the App Store · Last updated November 2, 2026

Gimble Gaming games collect no personal data, use no analytics or ads, and have no accounts. Saves are stored on your device.

This page covers every Gimble Gaming app, including Gimble Quest, Jam Jar, Chemical Chords, Mythnest and Chordfall. Gimble Gaming is a studio of Known Quantity LLC.

What the apps keep

Your progress and settings, such as levels, scores, creatures, instruments, sound and language, are saved in the app's storage on your phone or tablet. They are never sent to us or anyone else, and uninstalling the app or clearing its data deletes them.

What the apps don't do

No ads, no in-app purchases, no analytics or tracking, no advertising ID, no accounts or sign-in, and no chat. The apps do not ask for your contacts, camera, microphone, photos or location. We do not collect, share or sell personal information.

How the apps load

Each app shows its game from gimblegaming.com, so fixes and new content arrive without a store update. Like any website, the game's files are delivered by our host, Cloudflare, which handles your device's IP address only to deliver them and keep the service safe; we do not use it to identify you. The apps send no play counts or other information about you.

Sharing

If a game lets you share something, such as a creature code or a song code to send a friend, you choose to send it yourself, through your phone. Nothing is shared automatically.

Children

The games are made for everyone, children included. Because the apps collect nothing, there is no personal information from children to collect, store or share.

Changes and contact

If this ever changes, we will update this page first. Questions about privacy: gimblegamingtendiez@gmail.com. The full privacy policy for the website and every game is here.