Meow Mob Privacy Policy

Last updated: 29 September 2026

Meow Mob is a co-op party game made by Pravin Purohit ("we"). This policy covers the Meow Mob app for iPhone and the game website. In short, we don't collect your personal data, we don't track you, and we don't show ads.

What we don't collect

What the game uses while you play

Play online with anyone (public rooms)

"Play online with anyone" puts you in a public room with up to 3 other players from anywhere. In public rooms your typed name is never shown: every cat is called by its fur (for example "Pink cat"), and voice chat is switched off, so players can only use the game's emotes and meows. If a player spoils the game, tap ⚑ next to their name to report them. A report is written to the server's short-term log (the two fur names and the room code) and, when half of the other players report the same cat, that player is removed from the room.

Microphone (voice chat)

Voice chat is off until you tap the mic button, and the app asks for microphone permission the first time you do. Your voice goes directly from your device to the other players in the same room (peer-to-peer). It does not pass through our server, and it is never recorded or stored by us. Tap the mic button again to turn it off at any time. You can also turn off microphone access in your phone's Settings.

Hosting

Our game server is hosted by Render. Like any web host, it may keep short-term technical logs (such as IP addresses) to keep the service running and secure. We don't use these logs to identify or track players.

Children

Meow Mob is a family-friendly game and does not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children. Rooms are private: only people with the party code or QR code can join. Voice chat is only with players in the same room.

Changes

If this policy changes, we will update this page and the date at the top.

Contact

Questions? Email pravinpurohit071@gmail.com.

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