Shred Heads Snowboarding

Privacy Policy

Effective 28 October 2026. Applies to Shred Heads Snowboarding for iPhone and iPad, made by Tim Mueller (Sleep Laugh).

In short

Shred Heads does not collect, store, or share any personal information. There are no accounts, no ads and no tracking. The game sends anonymous play statistics, such as which zones get ridden and how runs go, so we can tell what players enjoy; nothing in them identifies you. This page says what the game keeps on your device, what those statistics contain, and what Apple's Game Center does if you use it.

On your device

The game remembers a few things so it can pick up where you left off: your settings, your rider's look and board, your rider tag, the zone, weather and camera you picked, your best runs and medals, your achievement progress, which song the Discman was on, and whether you own the full game. All of it lives in the app's own storage on your device. The game never sends it anywhere. Delete the app and it is gone. If you back your device up to iCloud or a computer, it is part of that backup the way every app's settings are.

Anonymous play statistics

To learn which zones and riders people enjoy and how the unlock is doing, the game sends a small number of anonymous events: that the app was opened, that a run started (with the zone, rider, ride mode and weather) or finished (with the zone, the score, the time, the medal, whether it was a new best and how many wipeouts), that the unlock card was shown, and that a purchase or restore happened. Each event carries the app's version, basic facts about the device such as its model and iOS version, a random identifier created by the game on your device and scrambled before it is sent, and an identifier for the current session. They do not include your name, your rider tag, your Apple Account, your location, your device's advertising identifier or anything you type, and they are not used to track you across other apps or websites or for advertising.

The statistics are received and counted by TelemetryDeck, a privacy-focused analytics service in the EU, on our behalf. The game sends them in small batches when you are online; offline, it simply plays and sends them later. Deleting the app deletes the random identifier, and a reinstall starts a new one.

Game Center

Game Center is Apple's service, and using it is optional. If you are signed in to Game Center on your device, the game sends Apple your score after each finished run, for that zone's leaderboard, and reports achievements as you earn them. Apple handles all of it under Apple's privacy policy. The game never sees your Apple Account, your name, or your friends.

To stop scores from being posted, sign out of Game Center in the Settings app on your device. The game then keeps your best runs on the device only. Parents can turn Game Center off for a child's account with Screen Time.

Photos and sharing

Big tricks and wipeouts become comic panels you can keep. If you save one, the game asks for permission to add it to your photo library, and it only ever adds: it cannot see the photos already there. If you share one, the game hands the picture to the iOS share sheet and you choose where it goes; nothing is posted from inside the game, and other players never see your pictures.

Nothing else

The game does not use your camera, microphone, location, contacts, motion sensors, or notifications, and never asks for them. It has no login, no advertising, no chat and no crash-reporting service. It does not track you across other apps or websites. It plays entirely offline; the only network traffic it makes is the anonymous statistics described above, the Game Center traffic when you are signed in, and Apple's App Store when you buy, restore, or rate the game.

Children

Shred Heads is rated 4+ and collects no personal information from anyone, children included. It has no chat, no user-made content from other players and no links out to the web. The full game is bought through Apple's App Store, where Ask to Buy and Screen Time apply.

Purchases

The Park is free to ride. The full game is a one-time in-app purchase through Apple's App Store. Apple handles the payment; the game never sees your payment details. It only learns that the full game is yours, and remembers that on your device so it works offline. RESTORE, on the unlock card and in Settings, asks Apple again.

Changes, and questions

If the game ever changes what it keeps or sends, this page will change with it and the date at the top will move. Questions about any of this: support@sleeplaugh.net. Everything else about the game is on the support page.