Rollspeak™ keeps your story on your phone.

Effective: 29 October 2026

This policy covers Rollspeak™, the role-playing game that Hailsi LLC ("Hailsi", "we", "us") makes for Android phones and offers on Google Play under the developer name Hailsi (the "Game"). Our Windows translation app and this website have their own Privacy Policy.

Questions about privacy go to support@hailsi.com. Our privacy lead is responsible for this policy and reads that address.

The Game is still being built. Some features described here (Community, publishing worlds and purchases) arrive in later versions, so a test version may not have them yet. This policy already covers them.

The short version

Playing sends nothing to us unless you choose to. The game's rules and dice decide everything that happens. With the Standard or Rich storyteller, an AI on your phone rewrites some of the story's words, and its lines are marked ✦ AI; with No AI, no AI writes anything. A second small AI, the reader, turns what you type into the game's moves. Both run on your phone. Your story, saves, characters and worlds stay there.
Something leaves your phone only when you do something that needs it: reporting a line or a problem, turning on Diagnostics or "Help improve typing" (both off unless you turn them on), joining Community, publishing a world, buying something, or creating a new world (which downloads character pictures).
We don't show ads, use analytics or tracking tools, sell your information, or share it for targeted advertising.
You can delete your Community account, and what's tied to it, at any time.

1. What stays on your phone

All of this happens on your phone and isn't sent to us, unless you choose to send something as described in section 2:

what you type, and how the Game reads it;
the story, and any lines the AI storyteller rewrote;
your saves, your characters, the worlds you make, and your settings;
your reading and accessibility choices.

If you delete the Game, this is deleted with it. We can't recover it, because we never had it.

Age signals. Where Google Play offers it, the Game may ask Google Play for an age range (for example "under 18"), if the account holder or a parent has allowed Google to share it. We use it only on your phone: to turn on a spending cap by default, to keep offers out of the way for younger players, and to keep Community closed to players under 13. It isn't sent to us.

2. What leaves your phone, and when

When you install the Game and its downloads

What's sent
Your device's requests for the Game, its on-phone AI files and the art packs.

Who gets it
Google Play delivers these, not us. Google's privacy policy applies.

When you create a new world

What's sent
Requests for the character pictures that world uses. Like any download, this shows your device's IP address and the files asked for to the server that sends them. No account and no ID is attached.

Who gets it
Our file hosts, Cloudflare and, as a backup, Bunny, working for us.

Why
To deliver the pictures.

When you report a line the AI wrote (marked ✦ AI)

What's sent
The line, the scene it was written from, the name of the storyteller model, the world's ID and the Game's version, the reason you picked and any note you add. The screen shows exactly what will be sent before you send it. If the scene includes words you typed, they're shown too, and you can leave them out. These reports carry no account and no ID.

Who gets it
Hailsi.

Why
To fix the AI's mistakes, improve our filters, and meet Google Play's rules for AI features.

When you use "Report a problem"

What's sent
What went wrong, your note, and, only if you choose to include it, a diagnostic file: the Game's version, your phone's model and Android version, and a log of the last turn. Never what you typed.

Who gets it
Hailsi.

Why
To fix bugs, and to answer you if your note gives us a way to reach you (such as an email address).

When you turn on Diagnostics (Settings → Privacy; off unless you turn it on)

What's sent
A crash report when the Game crashes: the Game's version, your phone's model and Android version, and where in the Game's code the crash happened. Never what you typed or the story, and no account or ID. We collect crash reports ourselves, not through another company's tool.

Who gets it
Hailsi.

Why
To find and fix crashes.

When you join a test of the Game and turn on "Help improve typing" (off unless you turn it on)

What's sent
The lines you type and how the Game read them, with no account and no ID attached. Test versions may offer this switch, only to players 13 and over; it's never on by default.

Who gets it
Hailsi.

Why
To test and improve the reader, the small AI that reads what you type.

When you join Community (Sign in with Google)

What's sent
Google shares your account ID, email address and name with the Game when you sign in. We keep only the account ID; we don't store your email address or name. Then: the creator name and mark you choose, the worlds you like and play, the creators you block, and the reports you send about worlds or creators.

Who gets it
Hailsi. Google handles the sign-in under its own privacy policy.

Why
To run your Community account: downloads, likes, reports and blocks.

When you publish a world

What's sent
The world and everything in it (its text, maps, monsters, characters and any pictures you uploaded) with your creator name.

Who gets it
Hailsi, then everyone in Community once it's approved.

Why
To check it and share it, as you asked.

When you buy something

What's sent
Payment goes through Google Play; we never see your card details. Google sends us a purchase record (what was bought, when, and a purchase token). We keep it with a random ID made by the Game, plus your gem balance and spending total.

Who gets it
Hailsi and Google.

Why
To unlock what you bought, keep gems working across reinstalls, refund or take back a purchase when Google tells us to, and prevent fraud.

Checking published worlds. Before a world goes public, it passes automated checks, then a review by an AI moderation model, then a review by a person on the Hailsi team. The AI model runs on our servers or at a service provider whose contract bars it from using what we send for its own purposes, including training.

What other players can see: your creator name and mark, your published worlds, how long you've made worlds, and your worlds' plays, likes and any Developer's Choice. They can't see your reports, your blocks, your Google account, or anything on your phone.

3. What we don't do

No advertising, and no advertising IDs.
No analytics or tracking tools, from us or from anyone else.
We don't sell personal information, and we don't share it for targeted advertising.
No marketing notifications. The only notification is "Downloads finished", and it's off unless you turn it on.
We don't use your published worlds or your reports to train AI models. Reported AI lines may be kept, without anything that identifies you, as examples the storyteller is tested against, to stop the same mistake happening again.

4. Who else handles your information

Service providers that work for us under contracts limiting what they can do with it: Cloudflare and Bunny (file hosting), the cloud host that runs our Community and purchase-check servers, a moderation service if we use one, and our email provider (for support email).
Google, for sign-in, Google Play purchases and refunds, and delivering the Game. Google acts under its own privacy policy, not as our service provider.
Other players, for what you publish.
The authorities, when the law requires it. We report apparent child sexual abuse material to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children, as US law requires, and we may share information to protect someone from serious harm.
A buyer, if Hailsi or the Game is ever sold or merged. This policy would keep applying to what we already have, and we'd tell you before anything changed.

5. How long we keep it

Picture download requests at our file hosts: 30 days or less.
Reports, "Report a problem" messages and crash reports: until the issue is handled, then up to 12 months, then deleted or stripped of anything that could identify you.
Lines shared through "Help improve typing": they carry no ID, so they can't be traced back to you. Once used to test or improve the reader, they can't be taken back out of it.
Community account (ID, creator name, likes, blocks): until you delete your account, or 2 years after your last sign-in.
Published worlds: until you remove them or delete your account. Players who already downloaded a world keep their copy on their own phones.
Records of takedowns and bans: 3 years, so bans can be enforced and copyright notices answered.
Purchase records and gem balance: as long as you might need them restored, and at least as long as tax and accounting law requires (usually up to 7 years).

6. Your choices and rights

Play without sending anything: play offline, don't send reports, and don't join Community.
Delete a published world: from that world's page in the Game.
Ask for a copy of your information, or ask us to correct or delete it: email support@hailsi.com. We'll answer within 30 days. We may need to check it's your account first, for example by asking you to send the request from inside the Game.
Complain: to us first if you can. You can also complain to your regulator: the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner in New Zealand, or your state attorney general in the US.

US state privacy laws. Several US states give residents rights to know, correct, delete and opt out. Most of these laws don't yet apply to a company of our size, but we offer the same rights to everyone who asks. We don't sell or share personal information, and we don't process sensitive information to infer things about you.

Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control. We don't track you across apps or websites, so there's nothing for these signals to switch off.

7. Delete your Community account

In the Game: Settings → Account → Delete my account.

Without the Game: email support@hailsi.com with the subject "Delete my Community account" and your creator name. You don't need the Game installed: we'll send you a link where you sign in with the Google account you used for Community, to show it's yours, and then delete the account within 30 days.

What's deleted: your creator profile (creator name, mark, plays and likes), your published worlds (taken down from Community), your blocks, and the link to your Google account.

What's kept: purchase records we need for refunds, fraud prevention and tax (see section 5); a short record of takedowns, for 3 years, so bans can be enforced; and the reports you made, kept without your name or account so we can still act on them.

Not touched: your saves and worlds on your phone, and your purchases, which stay with Google Play. Deleting your account doesn't cancel a subscription: cancel that in Google Play.

8. Children

The Game is rated Teen and is meant for players 13 and over. It isn't directed at children under 13.

Playing collects nothing from anyone, whatever their age.
Community is for players 13 and over. Before you first sign in, the Game checks Google Play's age signal if there is one. Otherwise it asks your birth date, without suggesting an answer. If you're under 13, Community stays closed. The Game keeps only whether you passed, on your phone, not your birth date.
A child under 13 can still play the offline Game. What can leave the phone: picture downloads, which show the device's IP address to our file host only to deliver the files; reports and "Report a problem" messages, only if sent; and crash reports, only if Diagnostics is turned on. None of these carry an account or ID. Purchases go through Google Play, under the account holder's controls. "Help improve typing" isn't offered to players under 13.
If we learn that a child under 13 has a Community account or has sent us personal information, we delete it. Parents can write to support@hailsi.com.
Players under 18: where Google Play tells us a player is under 18, the Game turns on a spending cap by default and shows no offers outside the store.

9. Security

Everything the Game sends goes over encrypted connections. We keep as little as we can, limit who on our team can see it, and use our providers' security tools. No system is perfectly secure. If a breach puts you at risk, we'll tell you and the regulators as the law requires.

10. Where your information is

Hailsi is in the United States, and our servers and providers may process information in the United States and other countries. When you use Community or send a report, your information goes to the United States.

11. Changes

If we change this policy, we'll update the date at the top. If a change affects what leaves your phone, we'll tell you in the Game before it takes effect.

12. Contact

Hailsi LLC
117 S Lexington St Ste 100
Harrisonville, MO 64701
United States

Privacy: support@hailsi.com