Effective date: May 29, 2026 · Last updated: August 1, 2026
Neo Path Match is a tile-rotation puzzle game developed and published by KheniTech. This Privacy Policy explains how the Neo Path Match application (iOS, Android, and web) handles information when you use it.
If you have any questions, please contact us at the address listed in Section 9.
Neo Path Match does not collect, store, transmit, or share any of the following:
As of version 1.2, the app sends crash diagnostics and gameplay analytics events to Firebase — see Section 5 for exactly what is collected. Aside from that, we have no user accounts, no login system, and no other backend server that your device communicates with during gameplay.
Neo Path Match stores a small amount of data in your device's local storage (localStorage in the app's WebView). This data never leaves your device and is never transmitted to us or any third party.
| Key | What it stores | Purpose | Sent off-device? |
|---|---|---|---|
neopathmatch_theme |
Selected visual theme (dark, brutal, or neon) |
Remember your style preference | Never |
neopathmatch-level |
Current level number (integer) | Resume progress on next launch | Never |
neopathmatch-daily |
Today's date string + move count + time taken (milliseconds) | Show Daily Challenge completion and prevent replaying the same day's puzzle | Never |
All three values are entirely local. Clearing your browser / app cache or uninstalling the app removes them permanently.
The app uses the following device capabilities. None of these transmit data externally.
| Feature | Why it's used | Data collected? |
|---|---|---|
| Vibration / Haptics | Short tactile pulses on tile rotation and puzzle completion (navigator.vibrate()) |
None |
| Web Audio API | Synthesises in-game sound effects (click, win chime, back tone) locally on the device. No audio files downloaded; no microphone access. | None |
| Clipboard (write only) | Copies your Daily Challenge result text to the clipboard when you tap "Share result". The app only writes to the clipboard; it never reads from it. | None |
| Canvas / GPU rendering | Draws the game board. No fingerprinting; output is never transmitted. | None |
| Network (INTERNET permission) | Used to load the bundled font file (Orbitron-Bold.ttf) from the same origin; by the Meta SDK to send a one-time install event to ep2.facebook.com on first launch; and by Firebase Crashlytics and Firebase Analytics to send crash reports and gameplay analytics events to Google's Firebase servers (see Section 5). |
Meta SDK, Firebase |
Neo Path Match integrates the analytics, crash reporting, and attribution services described below, and no others. None of the data described in this section is sold to third parties.
Meta (Facebook) SDK — The native iOS and Android apps include the Meta (Facebook) Core SDK for install attribution only. This allows KheniTech to measure how many users installed the app after seeing a Meta ad campaign. On iOS 14.5 and later, the app presents Apple's App Tracking Transparency (ATT) permission prompt before any advertising identifier is accessed — the IDFA is collected only if you grant permission. On Android, the equivalent Google Advertising ID (GAID) may be collected subject to your device's ad personalisation settings. The SDK sends a one-time fb_mobile_activate_app event to Meta on first launch. No gameplay data, personal information, or behavioural data is transmitted. This is governed by Meta's Privacy Policy. The web version of the App does not include this SDK.
Firebase Crashlytics (Google LLC) — Added in version 1.2. The native iOS and Android apps include Firebase Crashlytics, which collects crash reports and related device/OS diagnostic state (such as device model, OS version, and app state at the time of the crash) when the app crashes. This data is used solely for app functionality and stability — finding and fixing crashes — and is not used for tracking or advertising. Crashlytics data is processed by Google as described in Google's Privacy Policy. The web version of the App does not include Crashlytics.
Firebase Analytics (Google LLC) — Added in version 1.2. The native iOS and Android apps include Firebase Analytics, which collects gameplay events so we can see where players get stuck: level_start, level_end (including move count, par, stars earned, whether a hint was used, and whether a tile became temporarily locked), screen views, and your theme selection. It also sets two user properties — your highest level unlocked and your currently active theme — and derives an approximate country/region from your IP address. This is used for analytics only. Firebase Analytics does not collect your device's advertising identifier (IDFA or GAID): the iOS build links a variant of the SDK that excludes IDFA collection, and Android explicitly disables advertising-ID collection in the app's configuration. Firebase Analytics data is processed by Google, acting as our data processor, and is governed by Google's Privacy Policy. The web version of the App does not include Firebase Analytics.
Firebase Hosting (Google LLC) — serves the web version of the App. Firebase Hosting serves static files and may log standard web server access logs (IP address, user agent, timestamp) on Google's infrastructure. These logs are governed by Google's Privacy Policy. KheniTech does not access or process these logs.
Firebase Crashlytics, Firebase Analytics, and Firebase Hosting all run on the same Firebase project (neopathmatch), with Google acting as a data processor on KheniTech's behalf.
The native iOS and Android apps are distributed through the Apple App Store and Google Play Store respectively. Those platforms may collect information governed by their own privacy policies, which are independent of this policy.
Neo Path Match is rated 4+ (Apple App Store) and Everyone (Google Play Store). The app does not knowingly collect any personal information (such as name, email, or precise location) from children or adults. The advertising identifier collected by the Meta SDK for install attribution is described in Section 5. Because no personal information such as name, email, or precise location is collected, the app complies with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and equivalent regulations by design.
The data described in Section 3 is stored exclusively on your device, so you have full control over it:
neopathmatch.web.app.We have no copy of your locally stored data and cannot restore it after deletion. Crash reports and analytics events sent to Firebase (Section 5) are retained by Google as our data processor; see our Data Deletion page and Google's Privacy Policy for more on that data.
If we make material changes to this Privacy Policy, we will update the "Last updated" date at the top of this page and, where appropriate, provide notice within the app or through the app store update notes. Continued use of the app after any changes constitutes your acceptance of the revised policy.