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Super Smoothie supportSuper Smoothie is developed by Lewis Pugh.Need a hand? Email [email protected].Reporting a problem
Please include your iPhone or iPad model, iOS or iPadOS version, game version if known, and what happened. A screenshot or the exact error message helps. Never send passwords, card details or Apple Account verification codes.Purchases and saved progress
For a missing full-game unlock, use Restore Purchases in the purchase screen with the Apple Account that made the purchase. For missing coins or cosmetics, try Recover coins & collection in Café settings while online. If that does not help, email support.Please contact support before erasing data to troubleshoot a problem. Erasing data resets progress and coins; it is not a purchase-recovery step.Online play
Online ranked play requires Game Center. Check your internet connection and Game Center sign-in in your device Settings. If matchmaking reports an error, send the exact message and your device model.Privacy questions
Use the same support email for privacy questions.Privacy policy · Leuvsion home

Super Smoothie privacy policyLast updated: 14 September 2026Super Smoothie is developed by Lewis Pugh. For support or privacy questions, email [email protected].Playing the game
Super Smoothie stores game progress, preferences, scores and collection information on your device. Offline modes do not require a separate Super Smoothie account. The game does not include advertising or third-party advertising or analytics SDKs. It does not ask to access your contacts, microphone or location.Apple services
Optional connected features use Apple services. Game Center provides rankings, achievements and online multiplayer. These features may use your Game Center player identifier, display name, scores, achievements and match results. Other players can see information shared through rankings and multiplayer, including your player name and selected game cosmetics.iCloud and CloudKit store supported rewards, wallet and collection information in a private database associated with your Apple account. This helps recover supported items and keep them consistent across devices. Not every local saved game is synced.Apple processes in-app purchases. The game checks transaction and entitlement information to deliver purchases and prevent duplicate grants. The developer does not receive your payment card details. Apple services are also subject to Apple’s privacy policy and your Apple account settings.Nearby play and saving pictures
Nearby multiplayer uses local networking to discover and connect to players. Connected players exchange information needed for the match, including player names, selected cosmetics and board state.When you choose to save a game picture to Photos, the game requests permission to add it. This does not give the game access to browse your photo library.Contacting support
If you email [email protected], Lewis Pugh receives your email address and the information you choose to send. This is used to respond and investigate reported problems. Support email is handled through Gmail. Please do not send passwords or payment card details.Your information and choices
You can change optional permissions in your device Settings. Café settings includes an erase-data option with a confirmation explaining what will reset. It resets local progress and supported connected coin and streak records. It does not erase Game Center records, owned outfits, collected photos or your full-game purchase.For questions about stored information or requests concerning support correspondence or connected game records, email [email protected]. Some records are managed by Apple and may require action through your Apple account.Changes
This policy will be updated if the game’s handling of information changes.Support · Leuvsion home

Catatical Espionage supportThoughtful puzzle missions with a bureau of secret-agent cats.Help and supportContact Lewis Pugh at [email protected].Tell us which part of the game you were using, what happened, your app version and your device/iOS version. You can include a screenshot if it helps explain the problem.Purchases and saved progressThe free edition includes Cardboard HQ’s 20 missions, both Daily puzzle modes and Safehouse. You can also join a friend’s Co-op campaign for free. One Full Game purchase lets you create your own cat, host all 200 Co-op missions, and play the remaining 180 Campaign missions, Workshop and 300 personal Heist contracts. It also includes Juniper, Orbit and a one-time welcome gift of 50 Fish Tokens.Use Restore purchase on the upgrade page with the Apple Account that purchased the full edition. Restoring access does not refill welcome tokens already spent on that installation or synchronise all your gameplay saves between devices.Campaign, Co-op partnerships, your custom cat, Daily, Safehouse, personal Heists and Workshop drafts save on your device. A One Shot Daily attempt stays used for its UTC day, including after leaving or closing the app.If Campaign needs recovery, the main menu directs you to Settings. Recover Campaign backs up the original save before repairing its readable records.Settings → Delete ALL GAME SAVE PROGRESS starts a fresh local game, clears this device’s Co-op progress and removes Campaign recovery backups. It keeps your purchased edition, custom cat design, preferences, achievements and existing published Workshop information. It is separate from deleting your public Workshop data. Copies of Co-op progress on your partner’s device are not erased.Create your own catBring your real cat to the Bureau. Full Game unlocks one saved, editable agent: choose their name, coat, markings, eyes and bandana. Open Agent roster to create or edit your cat. Your custom agent can play puzzles, relax in the Safehouse and join a friend in Co-op.Play Co-op with a friendPlay 200 Co-op missions together on two devices. Choose Play nearby when you are in the same place, or Invite a friend to connect through Game Center. Only the host needs the Full Game; joining is free. Progress is saved separately for each partnership.Workshop safetyWorkshop profiles and published stages are public. You can block a creator to hide their available profile and stages on your device, or withdraw your own stage through My stages.The in-game Report action saves a report on your device; it does not automatically send it to a reviewer. Choose Contact support on the report screen to open an editable email draft with the selected reason and public stage references. You choose whether to send it. You can also email [email protected] with the creator or stage name, a stage link if available, and a description of the concern.Delete your public Workshop dataOpen Workshop → your profile icon → Data → Delete public Workshop data, then confirm.You need a connection and the iCloud account that created the data. This removes that account’s public Workshop profile, published stages, ratings, favourites, uploaded plays and any reports it created. Your local drafts, cats, game progress, purchases and earned rewards stay on your device.If deletion is interrupted, the request stays saved, including after closing the app or resetting local progress. Reconnect the same iCloud account and choose Retry deletion on the Data tab.Other players’ records and downloaded or shared copies can remain. Public uploads stop on this device until you confirm Create public profile again. Another device signed into the same account can still publish its own changes.PrivacyRead the Catatical privacy policy for information about local saves, Co-op sharing, Apple services, public Workshop records and your choices.Privacy policy · Leuvsion home

Privacy policy for Catatical EspionageLast updated: 10 October 2026Catatical Espionage is made and supported by Lewis Pugh. Contact [email protected] with privacy questions or requests about your information.Progress on your deviceThe game saves Campaign progress, Co-op partnerships and checkpoints, Fish Tokens, cats, Safehouse rooms and care, personal Heist trips, Daily attempts, Workshop drafts and preferences on your device. Your custom cat’s name, coat, markings, eye colour and bandana choices are also saved on your device. Local purchase records remember verified full-game access and whether welcome gifts have been delivered.The game does not provide general cross-device gameplay-save synchronisation. Restoring a purchase restores the full edition, rather than restoring every Campaign save, cat, room or spent Fish Token balance.If you confirm Campaign recovery, a copy of the original damaged save is kept on your device before readable progress is repaired. These recovery backups are removed by Settings’ Delete ALL GAME SAVE PROGRESS.Preferences and the elapsed-time values used to space short sound effects stay in the app. They are not uploaded for advertising or fingerprinting.Apple servicesApple handles the full-game purchase and payment through the App Store. The game reads verified purchase information to unlock the edition and deliver its welcome gifts. It does not collect your payment-card details or Apple Account password.Game Center is optional for local play and nearby Co-op. Online friend invitations use Game Center. The game can submit earned achievement progress and dated Daily scores to Apple under your Game Center identity, and retrieve results. Apple manages Game Center accounts and their privacy settings. Local puzzle play and rewards do not require Game Center sign-in.The optional public Workshop uses Apple’s iCloud/CloudKit service. An account-specific identifier establishes who owns a profile, stage or interaction; it is not your Apple Account password or email address.Co-op and sharingNearby Co-op uses local network access to discover and connect to your friend’s device. A host’s display name is visible to nearby players looking for a game. Online Co-op connects invited friends through Game Center. Connected devices exchange information needed for the session: chosen player names, player identifiers, selected cats, custom cat names and appearance choices, hosting eligibility, puzzle actions and shared board state. Selected Radio messages, reactions and tile pointers are also shared with your partner.Partnership progress and checkpoints are saved on the devices, including the partner’s player name, identifier and selected cat. This lets the pair resume their campaign; it does not synchronise general gameplay saves between devices.If you choose Share victory, the game creates a picture and message with player names, completed missions and stars, then opens the iOS Share Sheet. You choose whether and where to share them. Choosing Save Image may ask permission to add the picture to Photos; the game does not read your photo library.Public Workshop informationYour public profile includes a chosen callsign, bio and cosmetic choices. Publishing a stage uploads its title, briefing, layout, mechanics, tags, creator identifier and verified winning solution. Private drafts remain on your device unless you choose to publish or share them.Ratings and favourites are linked to the player’s Workshop identifier. Uploaded community plays can include the stage and revision, a saved copy of the stage, the actions taken, start and finish times, result and turn count. These records support stage discovery, creator statistics and reliable completion handling.Profiles, stages, ratings, favourites and uploaded plays are public Workshop information. Other players can access these records. They remain linked to creator/player identifiers even when the game displays combined statistics.This information is used for Workshop functionality, ownership checks and community safety. The current app does not sell this information, use it for targeted advertising or include third-party advertising or analytics SDKs.Reports and supportBlocking a creator is saved on your device and hides their available profile and stages. The in-game Report action saves a local report with the reporting player identifier, target creator/stage identifiers, selected reason and date. Reports currently remain on your device and are not automatically sent to a reviewer. Contact support opens an editable email draft with the selected reason and public creator/stage references. You choose whether to send it; opening the draft does not send a report.For urgent community concerns, contact [email protected]. When you email support, Lewis Pugh receives your email address and the information you choose to send, including any attachments. This is used to answer your request, investigate the issue and provide support.Keeping and deleting informationPublished stages remain available until their owner withdraws them or deletes their public Workshop data. Public profiles, ratings, favourites and uploaded play records remain until their creator deletes that public data. Records created by another player belong to that player and can remain after a stage’s author deletes their own records.To delete records created by your iCloud account, open Workshop → your profile icon → Data → Delete public Workshop data, then confirm. This removes your public profile, published stages, ratings, favourites, uploaded plays and any reports you created. It keeps local drafts, private stage proofs, game progress, purchases and earned rewards.A connection and the same iCloud account are required. If deletion is interrupted, the request stays saved through closing the app or resetting local progress. Reconnect that account and choose Retry deletion on the Data tab.Other players’ reactions, plays, reports and downloaded or shared copies can remain. This device stops public uploads until you explicitly choose and confirm Create public profile again. Reopening sharing does not automatically republish removed stages or old play records. Another signed-in device can still publish its own changes.Settings → Delete ALL GAME SAVE PROGRESS is a separate local fresh start. It removes local gameplay progress, this device’s Co-op progress and Campaign recovery backups while keeping purchase ownership, custom cat design, preferences, achievements and existing published Workshop information. Copies of Co-op progress on your partner’s device are not erased. Workshop deletion does not delete your Apple Account or erase Apple-managed purchase or Game Center records.Email [email protected] to ask about access, correction or removal of information supplied to support.Service providers and changesApple operates the App Store, Game Center and iCloud services under its own terms and privacy practices. The support website is hosted with Carrd, and support email uses Apple’s iCloud Mail. Their handling of website and email service data is covered by their own privacy information.We will update this policy when the game’s data practices change.Support · Leuvsion home

Go Go Tumble supportGo Go Tumble is created and supported by Lewis Pugh.For help, feedback or privacy questions, email [email protected].Reporting a problemInclude your iPhone or iPad model, iOS or iPadOS version, app version, and stage name or number. Describe what happened and what you expected. A screenshot can help. Please do not send Apple Account passwords, payment-card information or verification codes.Free stages and Full GameThe ten stages of Tumble Grove are free. One Full Game purchase unlocks the remaining 90 campaign stages and Make & play, including the stage maker and 20 original Cora puzzles.For a missing unlock, open Full Game and choose Restore Purchases, using the Apple Account associated with your purchase. Apple may ask you to authenticate. Apple handles purchase and refund enquiries concerning App Store transactions.Offline play and saved progressCampaign play, included Cora puzzles and local stage creation work offline once required Full Game access has been verified. Online sharing and feedback need an available iCloud connection. Downloaded stages can remain playable offline.Campaign progress, settings, stage drafts, downloaded stages and Tumble Trail progress are saved on your device. Game Center achievements and leaderboard scores are separate; they do not provide a complete cloud backup of your campaign progress or drafts. Contact support before deleting the app to troubleshoot a save problem.Sound and hapticsMusic, Sound effects and Haptics have separate controls in Settings and the gameplay Menu.Stages, ratings and community concernsIn My stages, deleting a local draft and removing its shared version are separate actions. Use Remove shared stage to remove your uploaded stage from online discovery. Other players' downloaded copies can remain.Use Remove rating to withdraw your rating and reaction. This retains the record that the stage was played or cleared.To raise a content concern, email [email protected] with the stage name and a screenshot or enough information to identify it. Hide creator hides that creator's stages on your device; Connection → Show hidden creators reverses that choice.In the current app, Report saves the reason and stage details locally and says it has not been sent to a review team. Email is the contact route for bringing a concern to Lewis's attention.Privacy policy · Leuvsion home

Go Go Tumble privacy policyLast updated: 13 October 2026Go Go Tumble is created and supported by Lewis Pugh. For support, privacy questions or requests about your information, email [email protected].Information saved on your deviceThe app saves campaign progress, best tap counts and music, sound-effects and haptics settings on your device. It also saves stage drafts, downloaded stages, played and cleared history, ratings, hidden creators, cosmetic progress and Tumble Trail boards and results.A stage draft is uploaded to the community service only when you choose to share it. Ratings of Cora's included stages remain local. Local data may also be included in backups managed through your device and Apple settings.PurchasesApple handles Full Game purchases and Restore Purchases through the App Store. Go Go Tumble uses verified StoreKit transaction information to determine access. The app does not ask for your payment-card details or Apple Account password, and does not send transaction proof to a separate developer purchase server.Apple manages App Store payment and transaction records under its own privacy terms. Removing game or community data does not remove those records.Optional Game CenterGame Center is optional. If your device is already signed in, the app can connect to that Game Center identity automatically. Otherwise, its sign-in screen is shown when you choose Sign in.The app receives an Apple-provided player identifier and display name, keeps account-specific achievement progress and pending submissions locally, and sends achievement progress and leaderboard scores to Apple. Scores include distinct stages played, stages rated and stars received for shared stages. They are associated with your Game Center player and may be visible through Game Center according to Apple's settings.Game Center and iCloud community identities are separate. The app checks their current pairing when calculating creator-related scores.Online community informationOnline community features use Apple CloudKit. The app receives an account identifier from CloudKit; it does not request your Apple Account email, password or real name.When you share a stage, the uploaded record includes its design, selected preset title and description, stage identifier, revision, publication date and information recording the clear of that revision. It is linked to your CloudKit identifier.When you play another maker's stage while a community account is active, the app can save and sync played or cleared status. Submitted stars, difficulty ratings and preset reactions are also linked to your account and the stage revision. Pending activity can remain on your device and sync later.Stages and engagement are stored in CloudKit's public database to provide sharing, discovery, feedback totals and creator recognition. Although the app commonly displays totals, the underlying records include account identifiers. They should not be treated as anonymous or private records.Reports and hidden creatorsIn the current app, Report saves the selected reason and stage context on your device. It has not been sent to a review team. Those local reports are not automatically uploaded if reporting is enabled later.Hide creator stores a local choice for the current account or offline scope and hides that creator's stages on that device. Connection → Show hidden creators reverses that choice.To bring a concern to Lewis's attention, email [email protected].Your controls and deletionYou can delete local drafts and separately remove your own shared stages from online discovery. Removing a shared stage does not delete your local draft, other players' downloaded copies or associated played and cleared records.Removing a rating withdraws its rating and reaction while retaining played or cleared status. Signing out or changing accounts does not itself erase saved local scopes or existing online records. Offline devices cannot immediately receive removal updates.The app does not currently provide a single control that erases all community records associated with an account, or a timed automatic purge of those records. For questions or requests about community information or support correspondence, email [email protected]. Do not send Apple Account credentials.Apple manages its own Game Center, iCloud and App Store information through its services and account controls.Support and this websiteIf you email support, Lewis Pugh receives your email address, message and any attachments you choose to send. This information is used to respond to your enquiry and investigate the issue.This website is hosted by Carrd, and support email is handled through Apple iCloud Mail. Those providers process information needed to provide their services under their own privacy terms. Read Apple's privacy policy and Carrd's privacy policy.Advertising and trackingGo Go Tumble contains no advertising integration, advertising identifiers or cross-app tracking. It does not send gameplay data to a third-party advertising or analytics SDK.ChangesThis page will be updated if the app's information practices change. The date above identifies the latest revision.Support · Leuvsion home