Wobble Derby

Security

Last updated: November 7, 2026

This page explains how Wobble Derby protects players' information, who is responsible for its security, and how to report a security problem. The Wobble Derby Privacy Policy lists everything the Game collects.

Who leads security

Security for Wobble Derby is led by Christopher Ian Horne, founder of MAKENZO LLC, which makes the Game. Security reports go to him directly at chris@makenzo.io. MAKENZO's security page is at makenzo.io/security.

How the Game protects your information

• No accounts and no server of our own. Wobble Derby has no sign-in, no passwords, no leaderboards, no chat and no cloud save. Every other racer is computer-controlled.
• Your progress stays on your phone. Coins, unlocked colors, best finish and settings are stored only on your device. They are never sent to us.
• Your age answer stays on your phone. What you enter on the age screen is not kept. The age-group markers the Game stores never leave your device.
• No tracking software of our own. The Game has no analytics and no crash-reporting software.
• Nothing starts for children. For players under 13, and anyone who has not answered the age question, the advertising software is never started, so nothing about them reaches ad networks.
• Race clips stay on your device unless you choose to save or share one.
• Small permissions. To save a clip, the Game asks only for permission to add to your photo library. It never reads your photos, and it never uses the microphone or camera.
• Payments never reach us. Apple or Google processes the one purchase, Remove Ads. We never see your payment card, and a grown-up check appears before the purchase.

Report a security problem

If you find a security problem in Wobble Derby, email chris@makenzo.io. Tell us what you found, where, and the steps to see it. Please give us a reasonable time to fix it before you share it publicly.

For privacy questions, email privacy@makenzogames.com.