IdleDeck

Terms and privacy

Translation provided for convenience; if there is any discrepancy, the Portuguese version prevails.

Short, straightforward version. Review it with a professional before promoting the product at scale.

What IdleDeck is

A Windows program that opens many browser game accounts in the same window, each in an isolated session, and alerts you when one needs attention. It doesn't automate the game: it doesn't click, doesn't type and doesn't solve verifications for you.

Your responsibility

Each game has its own rules (account limits per person or per IP, a ban on automation, etc.). Using IdleDeck within those rules is your responsibility. IdleDeck is independent: it doesn't belong to any game and doesn't speak for them.

Recommended games

On the add-account screen and in a banner at the top of the app, marked as an ad, the app shows some games we recommend. The banner can be closed at any time (it comes back the next time the app opens) and clicking it doesn't open the game: it opens a confirmation, and the account is only created if you confirm. Some of these links are referral (affiliate) links: if you create a game account through them, the game may pay IdleDeck a commission, at no cost to you — that's what helps keep the app free. Recommending is not guaranteeing: each game has its own owner, rules and risks, and you can always type the address of any other game. So we know how many accounts each recommendation brings, the app tells us when you create an account through a recommended game — only the game and whether it came from the banner or the list, with nothing that identifies you (details in the Privacy policy).

Account required

To use the app, you need to link the computer to an account on this site. That's how we know how many people use IdleDeck. Linking is done through the browser: the site password is never typed into the app.

Price

IdleDeck is free. Optional premium features may appear in the future; if that happens, they will be announced in advance and nobody is charged without choosing to subscribe.

Donation to Ping

Anyone who wants to can support IdleDeck by sending USDT on the Solana network. Each account has a deposit address of its own (on the Donate page and in the app's wardrobe): whatever USDT arrives there, from any wallet or exchange, becomes donation XP on your account — 1 XP for every 0.50 USD. In the app, that XP adds to Ping's achievement XP, and the wardrobe levels unlock decorations for him. It's a voluntary donation: it's not a subscription, doesn't renew on its own, doesn't unlock or improve any app feature, and the decorations have no value outside the app and can't be traded or sold. The deposit address is ours, not a wallet of yours: what arrives there is automatically transferred to the IdleDeck wallet and is not held in your name. Cryptocurrency payments are irreversible on the network: send only USDT on the Solana network — another coin or another network doesn't become XP and may be lost. If something goes wrong with a transfer, contact us through the support page with the transaction ID; refund requests made within 7 days are paid in the same coin, minus the network fee, and the XP from that donation is removed from the account.

Data the site keeps

  • Account: your email and password (stored only as a hash — not even we can read it). If you sign in with Google or Discord, we only receive from them your confirmed email and your account code there — no password, and nothing is posted on your behalf.
  • Linked computers: an anonymous code per machine, the app version and when it was last seen. While the app is open, it reports every 5 minutes that it's on (that's how we count how many people are using the app right now); we only keep the totals.
  • Donations to Ping: your account's deposit address, the amount of each donation, the account's donation XP, the transaction IDs and the wallet they came from (data that is already public on the blockchain). The app only receives the deposit address and the donation XP.

The site does not receive game accounts, logins, vault passwords, cookies, usage history or the content of your screens. All of that stays only on your computer — the only exception is the diagnostics of a report you decide to send (below). We don't use ads. Besides the cookies for your session and your chosen language, the site only uses audience measurement cookies (Google Analytics) if you accept them in the cookie notice. The details are in the privacy policy.

Problem reports and suggestions

When you send a report from the app, the title, the text, the contact (only if you fill it in) and anonymized diagnostics, which you see before sending, go to our server so we can read them and fix things. With the computer linked, the report is tied to your account so we can reply to your email — the option comes checked in the form and you can uncheck it and send anonymously. You can also uncheck the diagnostics before sending.

When uninstalling

Anyone who uninstalls the app installed from the site sees a farewell screen with an optional field to tell us why they're leaving. Only if you write something and click send do the text and the app version go to our server, with nothing that identifies you. If you don't write anything, nothing is sent.

Your feedback

Every 10 days, the app asks how your experience is going, with an optional field. Only if you write something and click send do the text and the app version go to our server, with nothing that identifies you. You can close it without answering or ask it not to ask again.

Deleting your account

Ask us through the support page and we'll delete the account and the data linked to it, except what the law requires us to keep.