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 the game's page in the app (images, description and, for some, a YouTube video), and the account is only created if you click the button at the end of it. 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 each recommendation is doing, the app tells us when you open a recommended game's page, click its video, close the page without playing, close the banner or create an account through a recommended game — only the game, what happened and whether it came from the banner or the list, with nothing that identifies you (details in the Privacy policy). For accounts created through a recommended game, the app sends for up to 30 days only added-up numbers: how many are still in the app, got past the login screen and stayed on — nothing is read, clicked or typed on the game's page.

On the site, partner games have their own page (Partners). The button that takes you to each game is a referral link, labeled as such next to it: if you sign up through it, the game may pay IdleDeck a commission, at no cost to you.

Chrome extensions

You can install Chrome Web Store extensions on the app's accounts, one account at a time and at your own risk. Before installing, IdleDeck shows an analysis of what the extension can do, with a risk level: it is an estimate made by reading the package, not a guarantee. Extensions belong to whoever publishes them, not to IdleDeck. Some of them automate the game (they buy, click or play by themselves), and the rules of many games forbid this and may ban the account. IdleDeck itself still automates nothing; choosing, installing and using an extension within each game's rules is your responsibility.

Userscripts (Tampermonkey-style) from the Greasy Fork and OpenUserJS stores follow the same rules: they belong to whoever publishes them, go through the same analysis before entering an account, and you use them at your own risk.

With developer mode turned on in the extensions window, you can also load an extension from a folder on your computer — to test an extension you are building before publishing it to a store. It goes through the same analysis, but it has no store signature at all: only load a folder you created yourself or one from someone you trust, and use it at your own risk.

Most used and reviews: the list of the most used extensions and scripts in each game comes from what users themselves have turned on: it is not a recommendation from IdleDeck, the analysis made before installing still applies and installing is still at your own risk. Reviews belong to whoever writes them and are shown with the chosen nickname. Links, insults, advertising, personal data and fake reviews are not allowed; we may hide or delete reviews and clear nicknames that break these rules, and a review reported by several accounts is taken down until we review it. You can delete your review whenever you want.

Twitch and Kick streams

Optional feature: nothing opens until you connect an account or open a stream. Streams open on the Twitch and Kick websites, with the accounts you connect, and the rules of those sites and of the game apply to this use. It is up to you to check whether the game accepts watching muted or several streams at once: IdleDeck does not guarantee any game bonus.

Megaphone

The Megaphone is a paid ad for a game, sent by a partner (such as TopIdle) or by the owner of a IdleDeck partner game, and approved by us before it appears. It shows up now and then, when you open the app or come back to its window, marked as an ad, and it can be closed after a few seconds. The ad button creates an account for the game in the app through the advertiser's link, which may be a referral link: IdleDeck may get paid for it, at no cost to you. The game and what the ad offers belong to the advertiser: IdleDeck does not guarantee what the ad promises. The advertiser can choose to show the ad only to people who play a category of game (such as Pokémon or Ragnarok): whether you are in that audience is decided by your computer, from the accounts on it, without sending their addresses to us (only an anonymous daily count of which games from our list of known games are on it, as the privacy policy explains).

Offers from partner games

Some partner games give a bonus or a discount on purchases to people who play through IdleDeck: in the app's Offers tab (for people who don't play the game yet or on a new account) and, sometimes, while you play. These offers are ads and are labeled as such; creating the account from the Offers tab uses the game's referral link. The purchase is made in the game itself, under its rules and its payment: IdleDeck sells nothing, does not receive your payment and does not guarantee the offer — the game decides whether the bonus applies to you. For purchases made with the offer code, the game pays IdleDeck a commission, at no cost to you. For the offer to work, the app reads on the game page only the player code that the game itself publishes for this and sends it, through our server, to the game; when opening the store, the app only puts the code in the game page address or calls the open-store function the game specified — it never clicks or types in the game (details in the Privacy policy).

Owners of partner games may have, in their account on this site, the My studio area, enabled by us or opened by listing their own game (see below): it holds the game's listing, the integration with IdleDeck, the campaigns, the results, the agreed payments and video tutorials just for them. Where the game appears in the app, the release of each campaign and the commission are decided by IdleDeck.

The main owner of a game in My studio is chosen by IdleDeck, or is whoever listed the game by proving the domain. They can give other people access to the game, who can edit everything the owner edits and are responsible, together with the owner, for what they do there; only the owner (and IdleDeck) can add or remove people from the team.

Anyone with a browser game can list it on their own in My account › List my game, by proving they control the game's domain: with a file on the site, a meta tag on the home page, a DNS record or a code sent to an email on the domain. Once proven, the account becomes the game's main owner in My studio. The game starts turned off, and nothing from it appears in the app without IdleDeck's review, like everything that changes in My studio. Listing a game that isn't yours is forbidden: we may remove the game from the account and block it. A game that already has an owner on IdleDeck can't be listed again; whoever believes they are the real owner should contact support.

Referrals and VIP

Referrals may be open to every account or only to some, chosen by us; whoever can refer sees their own link in My account. When a new person creates an account through your link and keeps the app open for the minimum time within the deadline (both shown in My account), you earn VIP days, which add up. The last link the person clicked before creating the account is the one that counts. Only new people count: the referral doesn't count if the new account's computer already belonged to another account, is the same as yours or was already using IdleDeck before. We may review and invalidate suspicious referrals (fake accounts, referral swaps), and then the days they gave are removed.

When we are giving welcome VIP, a new account gets a few days (the number shows in the app) if the first computer linked to it is new: it never belonged to another account and wasn't already using IdleDeck. It happens once per account and is decided when that first computer is linked: if we aren't giving it at that moment, the account doesn't get it. We may change how many days it is or stop giving them; the days you've already got still count until they run out.

We may mark some accounts as a streamer account (people who promote IdleDeck to their own audience). A streamer account has VIP for as long as it is a streamer account, with no end date, and its referral link works even when referrals are closed to other accounts. Anyone who creates an account through a streamer’s link may get extra VIP days on top of the welcome VIP, under the same new-computer rules, decided when the first computer is linked. The streamer can change the end of their own link only once, in My account, to a name no other account uses; the previous link keeps working. Further changes only through support. We may refuse or change a name that impersonates another person, a brand or IdleDeck itself, and remove the streamer mark at any time: then the no-end-date VIP ends (days earned in other ways stay valid) and the links follow the same referral rules as other accounts.

VIPs don't see the app's ads: the Megaphone, the featured games banner and the recommended games in the add-account list. Partner game offers stay. VIP has no cash value and can't be sold or transferred. We may change how many days each referral is worth or pause referrals; the days you have already earned keep counting until they run out.

Some partner games may give VIPs an in-game bonus while they play through IdleDeck (for example, more XP or an extra % on purchases made in the game). The bonus belongs to the game: whether there is one, how much it is worth and who gets it is up to the game, under its own rules, and it may change or end at any time. The purchase is made and paid in the game, under its rules; IdleDeck takes no part in it. If the game limits accounts per IP, the bonus only applies to each person’s first accounts, up to that limit. We tell the game once a day who is entitled, valid for a day and a half: the bonus may last up to that long after VIP ends or after you stop playing through IdleDeck. A partner game’s team may mark up to 10 accounts from its own team as test accounts: they get that game’s bonus without VIP, for testing.

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: every feature, with no account limit and no time limit. We don't ask for a card or any payment.

Donations

IdleDeck does not take donations.

The per-account deposit addresses used for donations to Ping until September 25, 2026 have been deactivated, and donation XP no longer exists: Ping's level comes only from achievements.

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 keep the totals and, in your account, the total time the app has been open.
  • Ping's achievements: with a linked computer, the list of your account's Ping achievements (the name of each one and the date), so the level follows the account to another computer.
  • Offers: a digest (hash) of each bonus code issued, linked to the campaign, whether it was used, the amount paid and the commission, and the daily totals — never the player code or payment data.
  • Extensions: how many computers have each extension or script turned on in each game (only the daily totals, without saying who) and, if you review one, your review and your account's public nickname.
  • Past donations: for donations made through the per-account deposit addresses until September 25, 2026, the amount, date and ID of each transaction (which are already public on the blockchain), for our accounting.

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 exceptions are the diagnostics of a report you decide to send (below) and, in partner game offers, the player code that the game itself publishes, which only passes through our server on its way to the game. We don't use ads. Besides the cookies for your session, your chosen language and the referral link (if you arrive through one), 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. The report also carries a random code just for it, so you can get our reply in the app itself, answer it and mark it as resolved, with an optional rating from excellent to terrible.

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 by email at suporte@idledeck.com.br and we'll delete the account and the data linked to it, except what the law requires us to keep.