Privacy
What Wyrdwright stores
One save file, in your browser. There are no accounts, and the game has no database to put anything in.
The save
It sits in your browser's local storage under the key wyrdwright:save:v1, and holds the name and
pronouns you picked, your stats, your age, and the ids of the fragments you have played.
That is what lets you close the tab and come back to the same life.
Local storage is readable only by the site that wrote it, so no other page can see it. It is not uploaded, not backed up, and not synced to your other devices. If you name a character after yourself, that name stays on the machine you typed it on.
What the site does not do
No cookies, no analytics, no advertising. Fonts and scripts are served from wyrdwright.gg itself rather than from a CDN, so no third party learns that you were here. The web server is configured without an access log, so requests are not written down either.
There is no cookie banner because there are no cookies.
Deleting it
Finishing a life and starting another overwrites the save. To remove it outright, clear site data for wyrdwright.gg in your browser settings. Nothing needs to be requested from anyone, because the only copy is the one on your machine.
If this changes
Writing fragments for the game will eventually need an account, which means keeping a handle and a record of agreement on a server. Playing will not, and this page will be updated before any of it ships.