Privacy, plainly

All our tools

• We don't sell your information or share it with advertisers. There are no ads and no third-party tracking scripts, and our fonts are served from our own sites.
• We keep only what each tool needs to work. The sections below say exactly what that is.
• Cookies are used only to keep you signed in and to protect forms from abuse. We don't use advertising or analytics cookies.
• Service providers. Our tools run on rented servers, and we use an email service to send sign-in links, password resets and the notifications you turn on. They handle your information only to provide that service to us.
• Security. Every page is served over an encrypted connection (HTTPS). Passwords are stored scrambled (hashed), so nobody, including us, can read them.
• The law. We'll share information only if the law requires it, and only what's required.
• Your control. You can delete your account in each tool at any time, which removes your information from it.

Tips

Leaving a tip is optional. The "Leave a tip" links open a payment page run by Stripe, so your card details go to Stripe and never to us. Stripe shares the amount and the name and email you enter there, so we can see who sent a tip. A tip isn't connected to your account in any of our tools and doesn't change anything in them. Stripe's own privacy policy covers the payment.

Changes

If we change this page, we'll update the date above. If a change affects what we collect or who sees it, we'll also say so in the tool it applies to.

Contact

Questions, requests or concerns: help@bluebridgesystems.com.

Unwind

No account needed

You can play every game without an account. Your games, favorites, settings and creations are stored in your own browser, on your device. Clearing your browser's data, or switching devices, starts those fresh.

Anonymous play counts

To learn which games people enjoy and whether a level is too hard, Unwind counts plays. When a game or level is started or finished, your browser sends the game's name, the mode or level, and a random number that stands for that browser, not for you. No names, emails, scores or IP addresses are kept with it, so it can't be traced back to a person.

Optional accounts

If you create an account to add friends, we keep your username, your email, a hashed password, and a copy of your game stats: games started and finished, best scores and which daily puzzles you've finished. Friends see your username and those stats, never your email. You can delete your account at any time from the Account page.

Wrap

Your account

Your name, username, email, a hashed password (or the one-time sign-in links we email you), your time zone, and your birth month and year. We ask for your birth month and year to make sure you're 13 or older and to give teens safer settings. You can add two-step sign-in or passkeys if you like.

Your profile (all optional)

A photo, a short bio, your location, your birthday (month and day only), and your sizes and favorites. You choose who sees them: only you, your people, or anyone with your link.

Lists, gifts and Wraps

• Wishlists and items, including photos you add. Each list is private, shared with your people, or shared with anyone who has the link.
• Adding an item from a link. When you paste a link to a product, Wrap's server visits that page to fetch its title, picture and price. The store sees a visit from Wrap, not from you.
• Reservations are never shown to the person whose list it is, so the surprise stays a surprise.
• Gift ideas and notes you keep about other people are visible only to you.
• People you add (a name, and optionally a birthday and a note) are visible only to you.
• Invitations. When you invite someone by email, we use their address to send the invitation. Other people in the Wrap never see it.
• Secret Santa matches are visible only to the person giving the gift. Organizers can't see who drew whom.

Kids

Children under 13 can't create a Wrap account. If the age check at sign-up shows someone is under 13, nothing they typed is saved, and a cookie stops another try for a day. Instead, a parent or guardian can add a kid profile to their own account. A kid profile has only a first name or nickname, an optional birthday (month and day) and a picked picture (not a photo). It has no email, password or username, can't be searched for, and its list is never shared by public link. The parent manages it and can change or delete it at any time. Teens aged 13 to 17 can have their own accounts, which start out not findable by username.

Notifications

Wrap shows notifications in the app and sends emails for the ones you leave on. You can change them in Settings › Notifications.

Your control

Deleted lists are kept for 30 days so you can restore them, then removed for good. You can delete your account at any time from Settings › Sign-in & security, which removes your profile, lists and kid profiles.