Your choices, explained

Privacy Policy

The co-op planner works locally in your browser. Optional analytics loads only after you allow it. This page explains what each feature stores and how to change your choice.

Who this policy covers

Effective October 22, 2026. This policy covers farttogethergame.wiki, an independent fan site edited by Bella. Contact: [email protected]. Our Contact page records the current contact-delivery limitation.

The site has no accounts, comments, uploads, subscriptions, payments or advertising. It does not ask you to sign in with Steam. Linked websites have their own policies.

Co-op planner: inputs stay in your browser

The co-op session planner calculates from the player slots, dates, times, time zones, daylight-saving choices and requested duration that you enter. Those fields and the computed schedule are not submitted to our server or to Google Analytics. They are not placed in a shareable URL.

The planner does not need real names. Copying a result is an explicit action that writes the displayed text to your device’s clipboard if the browser permits it. A manual-copy option is available when clipboard access fails. What you paste into a separate app is then handled by that app.

Optional local saving

Saving a plan is an explicit action. It stores the planner fields, a format/rules version and a save time in this site’s browser local storage. Loading is also explicit; a stored plan is not automatically applied when you revisit the page.

Use the planner’s Delete saved plan control to remove its saved record. This does not erase text you have copied elsewhere. Clearing this site’s browser data also removes local records. Records are tied to this browser profile and site origin; they are not an account backup and are not synchronized by the site across devices.

Local storage can be unavailable, cleared by the browser or contain an incompatible record. The planner reports that problem rather than promising a save succeeded. Avoid saving a private schedule on a shared device.

Optional Google Analytics 4

The site’s Analytics choices control lets you allow or reject optional analytics. Before a choice, and while rejected, the site does not load the Google Analytics script or send analytics events. Core pages and the planner work either way.

When allowed and configured, Google Analytics helps the editor understand page use and clicks on official game links. Requests can include page information, a browser/device description and analytics identifiers. We do not send player input, copied schedules, contact messages or other free text as event data. Advertising personalization is not part of this site’s analytics setup. Read Google’s explanation of Analytics data and Google’s Privacy Policy.

Your choice is stored under ftw.analytics-choice.v1 in local storage so the site can remember it and synchronize it across open tabs on the same site in this browser profile. A choice in another browser, profile or device is separate. Missing or damaged records never count as permission. If persistent storage cannot be written, the site tries session storage; if neither store works, an explicit choice lasts only for the current page. Cross-tab synchronization cannot be promised when storage is unavailable.

You can reopen Analytics choices in the footer to withdraw or allow again. Withdrawal disables subsequent site analytics events and removes the site’s accessible Google Analytics cookies. If Google Analytics has begun loading, this page refreshes to discard its running code and queued activity. Other open tabs on the same origin also apply the withdrawal and refresh if needed. Save your plan first if you want to keep it: a refresh can clear unsaved form entries. A request already sent or in progress may finish; withdrawal cannot erase data already held by Google. Allowing again starts fresh measurement without replaying earlier tool activity.

Hosting and ordinary web requests

Cloudflare delivers this static site and its first-party assets. Loading a page necessarily sends network information such as an IP address, requested URL and browser request headers to the hosting infrastructure. Hosting, security and operational logs are separate from the optional Google Analytics control. See Cloudflare’s Privacy Policy.

We do not publish an unsupported fixed retention period for a provider’s logs or claim that our local controls delete them. The launch site does not load advertising scripts, third-party video players or an email-subscription service. Following an external Steam, support or other link makes a request to that separate provider.

If you email the editor

If you choose to email, your email provider and the receiving mail service handle the message. The editor may receive your sender address, message and any attachment you deliberately include. That information is used to review and respond to the request, not to create a marketing list. Send only what is needed; do not include account credentials, payment information or a friend’s private schedule.

You can ask about correction or deletion of correspondence using the contact address. We may need enough context to identify the relevant message. We cannot delete copies held in someone else’s mailbox or promise deletion from a provider’s independent records.

Changes and questions

This policy will be updated when the site’s actual services change. Its date reflects a policy change, not every deployment. No advertising service will be silently treated as covered by the analytics choice described above. For questions, use Contact; for site-use information, read the Terms.