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This site
This site doesn't run accounts.
It uses Google Analytics to count visits: which pages you open, where you came from, and your browser, device, and rough location. Google sets cookies to do it.
If you sign up to hear about the launch, your email address goes to Sequenzy, which sends the email. Every email has a link to unsubscribe.
Your games
The games you make are folders on your computer, and Chunkyard doesn't upload them. When you use the chat or ask for a drawing or music, what it needs to answer goes along with your request: what you typed, and the parts of your game it's working on.
A game you export doesn't connect to anything. Its players need no account, and nothing about them is collected.
Your account
Chunkyard signs you in with Steam. When you use the chat, drawings, music, or coins, Chunkyard keeps:
- your Steam ID;
- your coin balance, and each charge, refund, and purchase;
- your chats: what you typed and what the chat replied, for each game.
The server that runs Chunkyard's backend also logs requests, including your IP address.
Who else sees it
The chat, drawings, and music are made by AI models through OpenRouter. What you send them goes to OpenRouter and to the company whose model answers, today OpenAI and Google.
Steam handles purchases. Chunkyard never sees your payment details.
Error reports go to Sentry, below.
Crash reports
When Chunkyard hits an error or crashes, it sends a report to Sentry so it can be fixed: the error, where in the code it happened, the version of Chunkyard, and your operating system and hardware. File paths have your user name taken out. Reports never include your chats, prompts, or game files.
To stop sending them, choose Options on the title screen and turn off Send crash reports.
Errors on Chunkyard's server go to Sentry too, with the ID of the account that hit them, but nothing you wrote.
Deleting your account
On Chunkyard's title screen, choose Options, then Delete account, then Delete forever.
That deletes your coins, the history of every charge and purchase, and your chats, at once and for good. Coins can't be brought back or refunded afterward.
What stays:
- your games, which are on your computer;
- Steam's own record of your purchases;
- your Steam ID, so a new account doesn't get the starting coins a second time.
If you open Chunkyard again while signed in to Steam, it starts a new account with no coins.
If you can't open Chunkyard, email [email protected] with a link to your Steam profile. We'll ask you to show the account is yours, then delete it.
Questions
Email [email protected].
Last updated November 2026.