Check the account and browser state
Before playing, notice whether the site is signed into your own account or someone else’s. Profile features such as Saved, Liked and Created can be associated with the active account, so avoid making changes under another person’s profile. If you are unsure, ask the device owner or use a guest session when available.
Do not save passwords in a shared browser unless the device owner has agreed and understands the setting. Close the game page and sign out of your account when you are done, especially on a public computer. A private browsing window may reduce local history but does not make a network connection anonymous or remove the need for good judgment.
Keep prompts and creation separate
The creation form can be explored and an idea drafted, but generating a game requires Creator access. Avoid including addresses, contact details or private stories in a prompt; the prompt is used to describe a game concept, not to store personal notes. See pricing for plan information if you want to create.
The site is for people aged 13 and older. When younger people share a device, follow the service’s age requirement and the household’s rules. For a public or school device, check applicable policies before opening entertainment pages, and close the tab when the session ends.
Questions about browser games on shared devices
Can other people see my saved games?
Profile features are tied to the account currently in use. On a shared device, check whose account is signed in and sign out when finished to keep sessions separate.
Is private browsing fully private?
Private browsing can limit what is saved locally by the browser, but it does not make activity invisible to a network or service. Use a device account and connection appropriately.