Player information

Your name on the board.

This describes the leaderboard service prepared for Spring Rush. The current Android game does not submit any information to it.

When a connected game submits

The service stores a player ID, chosen name, lifetime earnings, crates opened, rare finds caught, plants sold, best packing and planter scores, furthest shop, play time, game version, edition and submission time. It keeps best values without adding separate saves together.

What is visible

Public rankings show your player ID, chosen name, rank, score, furthest shop and submission time. Use a nickname that does not identify you personally.

Your credentials

Player tokens and recovery codes are returned privately to the game when created; the database stores their hashes. Keep your recovery code private. It restores your leaderboard profile, not your local game save. No email address is requested by the player-registration service.

Storage and requests

Rankings are stored in the hosted database. Temporary request-limit records use a daily hash of the connection address; the application does not store the raw address in its tables. Hosting infrastructure processes requests to deliver the site. This site adds no advertising trackers or analytics scripts.

Leaving the board

The service supports withdrawing a profile from public rankings and restoring it with its credential. Withdrawal hides a profile rather than erasing stored records. The upcoming game integration will need to expose these controls before submissions launch.

Service description · 14 October 2026