Unplayd

Privacy & Support

Last updated 11 September 2026

This page is the privacy policy and support page for Unplayd, a game library app for iPhone. The short version: your library lives on your iPhone and, if you leave iCloud on, in your own iCloud account. We run no accounts and we collect nothing.

Privacy policy

• No account. The app has no sign-up, no login, and no user database. There is nothing to create and nothing to delete.
• Your library stays yours. Games, statuses, ratings, notes, playtime, and custom artwork are stored on your iPhone, and a copy is kept in your own iCloud account so your library follows you to a new device. That copy lives in Apple's iCloud under your Apple Account. We cannot read it, we run no server that ever sees it, and you can turn iCloud off for Unplayd at any time in the Settings app.
• No analytics, no tracking, no ads. The app contains no analytics or advertising code of any kind, first- or third-party.
• What the app sends to the internet. Searching for games sends your search text to the IGDB games database, and connecting Steam sends your public Steam ID to Steam to read your game list and achievement progress. Those requests travel through our relay server, which exists only to hold the API keys: it stores nothing, logs nothing, and has no database. Connecting PlayStation reads the games you've played and your trophy counts directly from PlayStation Network, straight from your device using your own sign-in; the one PlayStation request that touches our relay is the sign-in exchange described below, and the relay keeps none of it. Cover art and screenshots are loaded directly from IGDB's and Steam's image servers, and for a game the database doesn't know, its details are read directly from Steam's public store page. Those direct requests carry only the game or image being fetched, never your identity.
• Steam sign-in never shares your password. You sign in on Steam's own page; the app receives a signed confirmation of your public Steam ID and nothing else. That ID is kept in your device's Keychain and you can disconnect at any time in Settings.
• PlayStation sign-in never shares your password either. You sign in on PlayStation's own page; the app receives a sign-in token, which it exchanges through our relay for the access token that reads your own game list. The relay passes those tokens along and keeps nothing. Your tokens live in your device's Keychain, are sent only to PlayStation Network, and disconnecting in Settings removes them from the device.
• Problem reports are yours to send. The app never transmits anything on its own. If you choose to report a problem, it prepares a plain-text file with game names, ids, and links removed, shows you every line, and you email it yourself.
• Exports are yours. Library exports are files you create and keep; they go only where you send them.

Because Unplayd collects no data, there is no data to sell, share, retain, or request a copy of. If any of this ever changes, this page will say so plainly first.

Support

Questions, problems, or requests: email hello@froggo.org.

For bug reports, the in-app reporter (Settings > Report a Problem) attaches the details that make problems fixable, with your privacy kept intact. A short note about what went wrong helps a lot.