Simple games. Minimal data.
ClassGames does not require student accounts and does not ask students to provide names, email addresses, photographs, or other identifying information. The public games contain no advertising or third-party tracking pixels.
Data kept on your device
Custom game content, favorites, and recently played games may be saved in the browser’s local storage so a teacher can return to them. This information remains on that device unless the teacher downloads a setup file. It can be removed by restoring defaults or clearing the browser’s site data.
Game data
Scores, matched cards, quiz progress, and similar play state are used only to run the current activity. ClassGames does not use this state to create student profiles, compare individual children, or make automated decisions about a learner.
Analytics and advertising
ClassGames uses Google Analytics to measure aggregate visits, device categories, approximate regions, referral sources, and game-page usage so we can improve reliability and understand which classroom activities are useful. We do not use advertising networks, sell personal information, or ask students to create analytics accounts. Browser controls and privacy tools may be used to restrict analytics storage.
Subprocessors and service providers
Cloudflare provides hosting and security, and Google provides aggregate usage analytics. Data processing terms are available through each provider’s applicable service terms. The site is delivered through Cloudflare, which necessarily processes limited technical request information such as IP addresses, request times, and browser details to deliver pages, prevent abuse, and diagnose failures. ClassGames does not permit that information to be used to build student advertising profiles.
Children and schools
The games are designed for teacher-led classroom use without student accounts. Teachers and schools should not enter student names or sensitive personal information into custom game fields. Setup files should be reviewed before they are shared.
Changes to this policy
We may update this page when site features or service providers change. The current version is always published here for teachers, schools, and families to review before using ClassGames.
Last updated: August 14, 2026.