Tintsnap processes stimulus state, answers, reaction timing, accuracy, streaks, mode progress, and local preferences only as needed to provide the game experience.
About Tintsnap
Tintsnap is an offline reaction game where players quickly decide whether a displayed word and its visual color satisfy the current prompt.
The game includes timed, survival, speed-ladder, and accessibility-focused word modes.
Personal Information
Tintsnap does not require a name, email address, phone number, password, payment information, contacts, precise location, or other personal profile information for core gameplay.
Color and Word Stimuli
Each round may display a word, a visual color, and a match condition. Tintsnap processes these values locally to determine the correct response.
Current text prompt
Current ink or display color
YES or NO
Decision Input
Tintsnap processes taps on the YES and NO controls to determine whether the player's decision was correct.
These taps are ordinary gameplay input and are not used to identify the user.
Reaction Time
The game may measure the time between presenting a stimulus and receiving the player's answer.
This allows Tintsnap to calculate average decision speed and other local performance statistics.
Accuracy
Tintsnap may compare correct and incorrect answers to calculate a local accuracy percentage for a session or mode.
Timed Mode
Timed mode may give the player a fixed session, such as sixty seconds, and count how many correct decisions are made before the session ends.
Survival Mode
In survival mode, a wrong answer or supported failure condition may end the current run immediately.
The game may locally save the best survival result.
Speed Ladder
Speed-ladder mode may reduce the available response time as the player continues answering correctly.
The timer progression is calculated locally.
Wrong Answers and Timeouts
A wrong answer or failure to respond before the timer expires may reduce the score, reset a streak, or end the run depending on the selected mode.
Local Best Results
Tintsnap may save separate personal bests for timed mode, survival mode, speed ladder, or other supported modes.
These records are not submitted to a public online leaderboard.
Color-Blind-Friendly Word Mode
Tintsnap may provide a mode designed to reduce dependence on distinguishing similar visual colors.
Local Storage
Tintsnap may store basic progress and preferences on the device.
Personal records
Local statistics
Average response
Word-mode preference
Local preference
Local preference
Offline Operation
Stimulus generation, reaction timing, scoring, accuracy calculation, game modes, and local records are designed to work without an internet connection.
No Cloud Account
Tintsnap does not require a developer-operated account or cloud synchronization service for its core functionality.
Device Permissions
Core gameplay does not require access to contacts, camera, microphone, precise location, messages, call history, photos, or personal documents.
No Third-Party Ads
Tintsnap is designed as an ad-free game and does not require an advertising identifier for core gameplay.
No Behavioral Profiling
Tintsnap does not use reaction times, accuracy, wrong answers, streaks, or mode results to create advertising or cross-app behavioral profiles.
Third-Party Sharing
Tintsnap does not sell, rent, or trade local scores, reaction statistics, accessibility settings, or personal information to advertisers, data brokers, or unrelated third parties.
Children's Privacy
No personal information must be submitted to the developer in order to play Tintsnap.
Removing Local Data
Locally stored Tintsnap information can generally be removed by clearing the application's storage or uninstalling the app.
Changes to This Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated if future versions of Tintsnap introduce new features or change how information is handled.
Last updated: August 14, 2026
Tintsnap is designed around offline reaction gameplay with locally stored scores, accuracy, response speed, and accessibility preferences.