How the game uses your answers
Short version: what you type is shown to the room, checked for safety, and gone when the game ends.
What we collect
The name you choose and the clues and guesses you type during a game. No account, no email address, no phone number, no contacts, no location.
Who sees it
The people in your room see your name and clues on the big screen. To run the game, the host sends clues and names to an AI provider (Anthropic) to write the host’s lines and to check clues for abuse.
How long we keep it
Names, clues and guesses live only in the server’s memory while your room is open, and are deleted when the room closes: four hours at most, or thirty minutes after everyone has left. We keep anonymous counts, like how many rounds were played and how long the AI took to answer, with no names or words in them, for up to 400 days.
The AI host
Fibwick is an AI. It writes the secret words, the twists and its lines live, as you play. Fixed rules, not the AI, decide the scores and who wins. The AI can suggest who plays the Double, but only from the players the rules allow. Recap cards say that they were written by an AI host.
Keeping it fun for everyone
The game is for adults only. Clues are filtered before they reach the screen. Any player can report a clue from their phone. The host can hide a clue or remove a player at any time.