A survival incremental about starting over.
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If you unlocked the full game and later reinstall or switch devices, open the paywall and tap “Restore purchase.” Your unlock is tied to your Apple ID — one purchase, forever, no re-buying.
Last updated: August 2026.
Everburn collects a small amount of anonymous usage data, and nothing that identifies you. There are no accounts, no ads, no ad trackers, and no tracking across apps or sites. Your save file stays on your phone.
What is sent: once per play session, the game sends one small summary of gameplay progress — things like the chapter you reached, how many lives you’ve lived, and how long the session lasted. It’s a handful of plain numbers about the game, not about you. It contains no name, no email, no location, no advertising ID, and no free-typed text.
Where it goes: to TelemetryDeck, a privacy-first analytics service based in Germany, which shows us aggregate charts (“how many players reached chapter 3”). A random install ID lets it count installs without knowing who anyone is; it can’t be linked back to you, and we couldn’t identify you from this data if we tried. We use it for exactly one thing: finding out where the game loses people, so we can fix it.
Turning it off: Settings → “Usage stats.” One toggle, and nothing is sent at all. The game is identical either way.
The other network interaction is Apple’s own In-App Purchase system, which processes the optional one-time unlock. That transaction is handled entirely by Apple under Apple’s Privacy Policy — we never see your payment details, and we receive no personal information from it.
We don’t sell data, share it with anyone beyond the processor above, or use it for advertising. This page changes before the app does: any future change to what’s collected will be written here first, as this update was.