Information used for creator accounts
Rifflo uses a creator name, a protected version of the secret phrase, and session information needed to keep an account signed in.
A plain-language overview of the information Rifflo uses to save creator accounts and games.
Last updated July 30, 2026Rifflo uses a creator name, a protected version of the secret phrase, and session information needed to keep an account signed in.
Rifflo stores the starting idea, creative choices, generated game, versions, playtest notes, and privacy setting for each saved project.
Only a playable game that a signed-in creator deliberately marks Public appears in the Public Arcade. A creator can make it private again.
Children should not enter a real name, school, home address, location, phone number, email address, or contact details into ideas or game content.
Projects can be archived and then permanently deleted. Logging out removes the current session from the device.
This demo page explains the current product behavior in plain language. Formal legal review is still required before a broad public launch.