Privacy Policy for Tabletop Siege

Effective Date: September 2, 2026

This policy explains what Tabletop Siege (the "App") does with information when you play it on a Meta Quest headset. It is published by Snorlytics ("we", "us", "our"). If anything here is unclear, write to support@snorlytics.com.

The short version. There are no accounts and no sign-in. We operate no servers, and the App never sends anything to us. There is no analytics SDK, no advertising, and no third-party tracking. Everything the App saves is saved on your headset. The only information that ever leaves your headset is sent directly to the other player's headset during two-player co-op, over your own local network.

1. Information stored on your headset

The App saves the following to the headset's local application storage. None of it is transmitted to us, and none of it is accessible to us:

• Game progress — which operations you have completed, your rank, salvage, unlocked turrets and research.
• Preferences — difficulty, game speed, audio volumes, haptics, health bars, hints and other settings.
• Your chosen display name for co-op, and the name of the last session you joined, so the App can offer to reconnect you.
• A small board-alignment correction, so that a manual adjustment you make in one session does not have to be repeated the next time you play in the same room.

2. Room and spatial data

Tabletop Siege is a mixed reality game, so it needs to know where your furniture is in order to stand the game board on a real surface.

• What it reads: the room capture you created with Meta's Space Setup. The App reads this through Meta's MR Utility Kit as a set of labelled shapes — for example "a table roughly 1.2 m by 0.8 m, here" — together with the walls, floor and ceiling of the room.
• What it does with it: chooses a surface for the board, generates terrain that fits it, and keeps the board in place while you play.
• What it does not do: the App does not capture, record or store camera images. Passthrough video is composited by the headset's operating system and is never available to the App. We do not retain a copy of your room capture after you close the App.

3. Two-player co-op

Co-op is played by two people in the same physical room. The two headsets talk directly to each other over your local Wi-Fi network. No part of a co-op session passes through the internet or through any server operated by us or by anyone else.

While a session is running, the following is exchanged between the two headsets:

• A display name. Unless you set your own, the App uses the name your headset reports for itself, which you can change in the multiplayer lobby. If your headset is named after you, that name will be visible to the other player.
• Local network addresses. Finding a nearby session requires each headset to broadcast and receive an address on your own network, in the same way any device on a home network does.
• Game state — the board layout, where units and turrets are, and what each player is pointing at.
• A description of the room, for alignment. So that both players see the board on the same real table, the hosting headset sends measurements of the furniture in the room — the position and size of surfaces such as a table, the walls, and the floor — expressed relative to the board. This is geometry only. It contains no images and no identifying information, it is sent only to the other player's headset in your room, and it is used only to place the board.

4. What we do not do

• We do not require or offer an account, and we do not know who you are.
• We do not use analytics, crash reporting, attribution or advertising SDKs.
• We do not collect your Meta account name, profile, friends or avatar.
• We do not use microphones, cameras, eye tracking or face tracking.
• We do not sell, share or transfer any information, because we do not receive any.

5. Purchases and the Meta Horizon Store

If the App is purchased through the Meta Horizon Store, that purchase is handled entirely by Meta. We receive sales reporting from Meta in aggregate and never receive your payment details or your identity. Meta's own Privacy Policy governs your use of the headset and the Store.

6. Children

Tabletop Siege is not directed at children, and Meta Quest headsets carry their own minimum age requirements set by Meta. Because the App collects no personal information and has no accounts, chat or user-generated content, it has no means of identifying a user's age. Please observe the age rating shown on the Store listing for your region.

7. How to delete your information

All information the App saves lives on your headset. Uninstalling Tabletop Siege removes it. You can also clear your progress from within the App's settings.

We hold no server-side data about you, so there is no account to close and no deletion request to make of us. If you would like confirmation of that in writing, or have any other question, contact support@snorlytics.com and we will reply.

8. Security

Because nothing is transmitted off your local network, there is no data in transit to the internet to protect. Co-op traffic travels only between the two headsets on your own network; as with any local network traffic, the security of that network is governed by your router and its configuration.

9. Changes to this policy

If the App changes in a way that affects this policy — for example if a future update introduced an online feature — we will update this page and change the effective date above before that version is released.

10. Contact

Snorlytics
support@snorlytics.com