Sign-in, invitation binding, recovery and session control.
Email, display name, role/status, password verifier, security settings and timestamps. Passwords are never stored in readable form.
Privacy in plain English
What Gravebloom keeps.
What it does not.
Gravebloom keeps enough information to run accounts, recover saves and understand the closed test. There are no advertising trackers and no marketing profile built from how you play.
Continue on another device or recover after a problem.
A cleaned copy of the game state, its checksum and limited version history. Email, password fields and tokens are removed before upload.
Find confusing first-hour moments, crashes, balance problems and failed recovery.
A made-up tester alias, timing, screens visited, region, rounded progress and economy values, milestones and save health for 90 days.
Understand an issue in the tester’s own words.
Category, note, section, region, basic game and device details and—only if selected—a 320×200 world screenshot for 90 days.
Remember larger text, contrast, calm motion and game layout.
Small preference records on the device only; they are not sent as analytics.
Not copied into playtest reports
Your save, full inventory, dialogue, password and email address.
The person running the test sees a made-up tester alias. A report can include the game version, current screen, region, Total Level, screen size category and backup status. It does not include a browser fingerprint.
Your controls
Export, restore, erase or ask for deletion.
You can export device and online saves, swap the automatic local backup, erase 90-day playtest records and decline every screenshot. Full account deletion is not yet self-service during the closed alpha; ask the person who sent your invitation.
How long records are kept
Different records have different lifetimes.
Playtest sessions and reports
Removed automatically after 90 days. You can erase them sooner in Settings without losing access or progress.
Account and invitation records
Kept while the closed account is active or until a deletion request is approved. A record of expired or revoked invitations may remain so the same link cannot be reused.
Online saves
Kept until replaced, reset or deleted. Each slot holds up to five earlier versions; the oldest is removed when a sixth is created.
Account security
Sessions expire and can be revoked. Readable passwords and recovery codes are not stored. An online save always belongs to the account that uploaded it.
Questions before joining?
Ask before the invitation is claimed.
The same Keeper channel that delivered the invitation is the current contact route while a public support domain is being prepared.