Privacy
Privacy Policy
Effective September 30, 2026. Applies to the One More: Wall Jump app for iPhone and to onemorewall.com. Published by Silk Creative Labs LLC ("we").
The short version. This version of the app has no account, no ads, no analytics and no tracking. Your scores live on your phone. The one thing it sends is anonymous: when you finish your three tries on a Daily, it sends that Daily's number, your best score, the app's version and a one-way token that cannot be traced back to you. We use those to show everyone's totals for that Daily.
What stays on your phone
- Your best Endless score.
- Your Daily history: the score of each try, day by day, for up to the last 400 days.
- A random number the app makes the first time it runs, used only to make the token described below. It never leaves your phone.
These are stored in the app's own data on your iPhone, which your iPhone's backups include. Deleting the app deletes them. We can't see them.
What the app sends, and why
When you finish your third try on a Daily, the app sends one message to our server at onemorewall.com:
| Sent | Example | Why |
|---|---|---|
| The Daily's number | 6 | Which day's totals the score belongs to. |
| Your best score of the three tries | 37 | The totals. |
| The app's version | 1.0 (1) | So scores from a faulty version can be left out. |
| A one-way token | 64 letters and digits | So one phone counts once per Daily. |
The token is a SHA-256 hash of the random number above combined with the Daily's number. It can't be reversed, it isn't your device's identifier, and it is different every day, so one day's score can't be linked to another's. Our server hashes it once more and keeps that for four days, only to refuse a second submission for the same Daily.
Nothing else is sent: no name, no email, no device or advertising identifier, no location, no contacts, nothing about other apps. The app sends it once. If you are offline, it waits and tries again when the app is back online, for up to two days, then gives up.
What it powers. Each Daily has a public page, onemorewall.com/d/ followed by the Daily's number, that shows how many phones finished it, the typical score, the scores it takes to reach the top 10% and the top 1%, and a chart of how many reached each score. Only totals are shown, never a single player. We keep the score totals for about 400 days so older Daily pages keep their numbers.
Your internet address. Like any request on the internet, the message reaches our server with your IP address. We use it only in memory, for a few minutes, to stop floods of fake submissions. It is not stored with the scores.
Sharing your score
"Beat my score" opens the iPhone share sheet with a picture of your result and a line of text. It goes only where you send it. The app does not see who you send it to.
What this version doesn't do
- No accounts or sign-in.
- No advertising, and no advertising or analytics SDKs in the app.
- No usage analytics. A later version may add anonymous usage analytics (for example, how many runs are played). If it does, this page will say exactly what is collected before that version is released.
- No tracking across apps or websites, and no selling or sharing of personal information. We don't have any.
- This version does not use Game Center. If a later version adds it, this policy will say what it shares first.
Apple
Apple handles downloads and the App Store under Apple's own privacy policy. If you have chosen in iOS Settings to share analytics with app developers, Apple may give us crash reports and usage totals that do not identify you.
This website
onemorewall.com currently sets no cookies and runs no analytics or ads. Fonts and images are served from the site itself, so your browser contacts no one else. Daily pages ask our server for that Daily's totals. The site is hosted by Vercel, which receives your IP address to deliver the pages and may keep standard request logs for a short time for security and operations.
Service providers
The server and the score totals run on Vercel (hosting) and Upstash (the database that holds the totals). They process this data only to run the service for us.
Children
The game is for everyone. We don't collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13.
Your choices
Because what the app sends is anonymous and can't be tied to you, there is nothing we can look up, show or delete for a person. To remove everything the app keeps on your phone, delete the app.
Changes
If what the app sends changes, we will update this page before that version is released and change the date at the top.
Contact
Questions: support@onemorewall.com.