Privacy Policy
Last updated: October 7, 2026
The short version
- You can play every game without an account. There is no sign-up and no chat.
- We never ask for your name, your email, photos, your birthday or where you live.
- When you finish a game, you get a made-up nickname like Brave Panda 42. A cookie on your device remembers it, so your scores stay yours.
- There are no ads right now. If we add them later, they won't be based on who you are.
- We count visits with Google Analytics to see which games people like. It is never used for ads. In Europe we ask you first, and anyone can say no.
- We never sell anything about you.
- You can delete your player and all your scores at any time on My scores.
- Our phone and tablet app, AimRaj Games, works the same way. See how.
- Grown-ups: the details are below.
Who we are
AimRaj (aimraj.com) makes free games that play in your web browser: games for everyone, made to be safe for kids. We follow the same kid-safe rules for every visitor, whatever their age. The site is run by Shakhawat Hossain, Bangladesh.
What we store
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Your player cookie.
The cookie called
aimraj_playerholds a secret code for your player. It is locked (encrypted) so nobody else can read it. It lasts 400 days and starts again each time you finish a game. Our server only keeps a scrambled copy of the code (a "hash"). - Your nickname. We make it up from a list of friendly words. You can swap it for another made-up name, but you can't type your own, so real names never end up on a leaderboard.
- Your scores. Your best score in each game (this week and of all time), the level you reached and when. Leaderboards show nicknames and scores to everyone.
- Cookies that make the site work. A session cookie and a security cookie stop fake form posts and remember choices, like a new nickname you are picking. They expire after about two hours without a visit. We keep sessions without your IP address or browser details.
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Games you played and saved.
The pages remember, on your device only, which games you played last and which you saved with the
heart, so "Keep playing" can show them. This list lives in your browser's storage (names starting
with
aimraj.). It is never sent to us, never used for ads or visit stats, and you can clear it on My scores. -
Thumbs up, thumbs down and problem reports.
When you tap a thumb on a game page, we add one to that game's count, and your device remembers
your choice (in browser storage, names starting with
aimraj.vote.) so it counts once. If you tap "Report a problem", we save the game, the reason you picked from the list, whether you were on a phone, tablet or computer, and the version of the game. You can't type anything, and none of it is linked to a player, a name or an IP address. - Server logs. Like every website, our server writes down basic details of each visit: the IP address, the page, the browser and the time. We use them only to keep the site safe and working, and we delete them after a short time.
What you type in the game search is only used to find games. We don't save it, and it is left out of our logs.
Where the games come from
When you press Play, the game loads from our content delivery network (Amazon CloudFront, run by Amazon Web Services), which sends game files quickly wherever you are. Like any web server, it needs your device's IP address to send them.
Our pages and pictures reach you through Cloudflare, a network that speeds up and protects the site. Like any web server, it sees your device's IP address so it can answer you.
Some games save things like your settings, coins or unlocked levels in your own browser. That stays on your device. Our pages load their font from our own website, not from a font service.
The AimRaj Games app (iPhone, iPad and Android)
The app plays the same games as the website, and the same rules apply: no account, no names or emails, no chat. This is what it uses:
- Your player. Your first score makes a made-up nickname and a secret code for your player, just like on the website. The app keeps the code in its own storage on your device (not in a cookie) and sends it with your scores. Our server only keeps a scrambled copy of the code (a "hash").
- Your scores. Your best score in each game, the level you reached and when, as on the website. Each game you play is timed by our server, so made-up scores don't reach the leaderboards.
- A check that it is the real app. The app makes a random number when it is installed. It is not your phone's serial number, phone number or advertising ID. On iPhone and iPad, Apple's App Attest lets the app prove to our server that it is the real AimRaj Games app. We keep the random number and that proof with the scores they saved, only to stop cheating and keep the leaderboards fair.
- Game counts. The app tells us when a game loads, starts, finishes a level or ends, and how long it ran, so we can see which games people play. These counts carry no player code, nickname or device number.
- On your device only. Your favourite games, the games you played last, Kids Mode and your player code stay in the app's own storage. So do copies of the games you played, so they also work without internet. Deleting the app deletes all of it.
- No ads and no other outside services. This version of the app shows no ads and has no analytics service. Links that leave the app sit behind a question for grown-ups.
- Where the games come from. The same content delivery network as on the website. A few games are inside the app, so they play without internet (without scores). The app reaches our server through Cloudflare, which, like any web server, sees your device's IP address so it can answer.
- Deleting your player. In the app: Settings, then "Delete my player and scores" (a grown-up answers a question first). It deletes your player and all its scores, like "Forget me" on the website.
Visit stats (Google Analytics)
To learn which games people play and what to make next, we count visits with Google Analytics, a service run by Google. It tells us things like which pages were opened, for how long, the kind of device and browser, and the rough area (country or city). It never gets your name, and we can't see who you are.
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Google Analytics saves a random code in cookies called
_ga, so a second visit counts as the same visitor. They last 13 months at most. - We switched off Google's ad features: the stats are not used for ads, not linked to Google accounts (no "Google Signals") and not used to guess who you are.
- Page addresses are sent without anything after a "?", and search results pages are not counted at all, so what you type in the search never reaches Google.
- Google Analytics doesn't keep your IP address. The stats are stored by Google, also outside your country.
- In the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland we only count your visit after you say yes. Everywhere else visits are counted unless you say no here. Your answer stays in this browser for 13 months, then we ask again.
Your choice is saved in this browser.
What we never ask for
Your email address, your real name, photos, your location, your phone number or your birthday. There is no chat and no way to send messages to other players. We don't track you for ads, and we never sell information about anyone or share it for marketing.
Ads
There are no ads on AimRaj right now. We may add some later to help pay for the games. If we do, they will come from Google AdSense, be labeled "Advertisement" and work like this (and we will update this page):
- We ask Google for non-personalized ads only, and to treat every visitor as a child. These ads are picked using the page you are on and your rough area (like your country or city), not a profile of you or the websites you visited before.
- Google can still use cookies for these ads, to stop you seeing the same ad too often, to count how many ads were shown and to stop fraud.
- If you visit from the European Economic Area, the UK or Switzerland, Google shows a message asking for your choice about cookies before ads use them.
Read more in Google's page How Google uses information from sites that use its services (another website, opens in a new tab) .
Seeing and deleting your data
- My scores shows everything we keep about your player: the nickname, the secret code and the best scores.
- Press Forget me there to delete your player and all your scores straight away. The cookie is removed too.
- In the AimRaj Games app: Settings, then Delete my player and scores.
- Players that haven't been seen for 400 days are deleted automatically, with their scores.
- Clearing your browser's cookies also disconnects your player from this device. Keep your secret code if you want to come back to it.
Children's privacy (COPPA and GDPR)
AimRaj is made for everyone, including children, so we built it to work without collecting personal information from anyone. We don't ask who you are, and nobody can post messages. The player cookie, nickname and scores are used only to run the games and leaderboards and to keep the site secure: never for ads based on what you do, and never sold or shared for marketing. Visit stats are used only to see how the site is used and to improve it. We made these choices with the US Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) in mind.
For visitors in the EU, the UK and elsewhere: we use this information because the games and leaderboards you choose to use need it, and to keep the site secure. Visit stats are only collected after you say yes. You can see and delete your player yourself on My scores, as described above. You can also complain to the data protection authority where you live.
If you are a parent or guardian and think your child has sent us personal information (for example in a message), email us at hello@aimraj.com and we will delete it.
Changes
If we change how we handle information, we will update this page and the date at the top.
Contact
Email hello@aimraj.com. Kids: please ask a parent or another grown-up to write to us for you.