JungleCart sets no tracking cookies and runs no analytics. To remember your game, the app saves a few pieces of data in your device's own browser/WebView storage (called localStorage) — your fake balance, your cart, your language. That data stays on your device and is never sent to VelaVia. Clear your app data or uninstall and it's gone. The only external storage worth knowing about comes from Unity Ads, which may use a device advertising identifier to show ads — and you can reset that anytime in your phone's settings.
1 The short version
We wrote a whole policy about cookies, but here's the honest headline: JungleCart doesn't use tracking or advertising cookies, and it doesn't run any analytics. There is no account, no login, and no server that stores your personal data.
What the app does do is save your progress locally, on your own device, using a browser technology called localStorage. That's how your fake balance, your fake cart, and your chosen language survive when you close the app. This data is essential for the game to work, it's first-party (only JungleCart reads it), and it never leaves your device. You can wipe all of it in a few taps — see Section 6.
No crumbs, no trail. The only thing JungleCart "remembers" is how many fake dollars you've spent on a fake yacht — and it whispers that only to your own phone.
2 Cookies vs. local storage — the quick difference
People say "cookies" as a catch-all, but there are two different things here, and JungleCart primarily uses the second one:
- Cookies are small files a website or app can set in your browser. Crucially, cookies are usually sent back to a server with every request — which is what makes them useful for logins and, when abused, for tracking you across sites.
- Local storage (localStorage) is a key-and-value store that lives entirely in your browser or WebView. It is read only by the same app that wrote it, and it is never automatically transmitted anywhere — the app has to deliberately send it, and JungleCart never does.
JungleCart uses localStorage to save your game. It does not set any cookies of its own for tracking, analytics, or advertising. Because your progress is stored this way, it stays put on your device and is invisible to us. Since VelaVia runs no server and no database for your data, there is simply nowhere for it to go.
3 What the JungleCart app stores on your device
The app writes a small number of localStorage entries so it can remember your game between sessions. Every one of them is Essential and first-party, stays on your device until you clear it, and is never sent to VelaVia. Here's the full list — nothing hidden:
| Key / name | What it's for | Type | Duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
junglespace-save-v1 |
Your game progress: fake balance, cart contents, fake "orders," your mansion, and your streak. | localStorage | Until you clear it | Essential · first-party |
jc-lang |
The interface language you've chosen, so the app opens in it next time. | localStorage | Until you clear it | Essential · first-party |
junglespace-catalog-v4 |
A cached copy of the demo product data (names and images) so the storefront loads quickly and works offline. | localStorage | Until you clear it | Essential · first-party |
That's the whole cupboard. None of these entries contain your name, email, phone number, or any real account — because JungleCart never asks for those. The demo product data in junglespace-catalog-v4 is illustrative filler fetched from public demo APIs (see the Privacy Policy), not real inventory.
4 This marketing website
The site you're reading right now (junglecart.app) is deliberately boring on the storage front. It sets no analytics cookies and no advertising cookies. There's no Google Analytics, no tracking pixels, and no first-party tracking of any kind.
The one external request worth naming: this site loads its web fonts from Google Fonts (fonts.googleapis.com and fonts.gstatic.com). As with any request to another server, Google may log the requesting device's IP address to deliver those fonts. That's the extent of it — we don't send Google anything else, and no tracking cookie is set on our behalf as a result.
5 Third-party & advertising storage
JungleCart is a free app supported by ads, so there is one external system that stores or uses identifiers on your device: Unity Ads (Unity Technologies / ironSource LevelPlay), which serves the in-app advertising.
Unity Ads doesn't rely on a browser cookie set by us. Instead, to serve and measure ads, Unity may access a device advertising identifier (your Advertising ID), along with your IP address, coarse device/technical information, and ad-interaction data. These are Unity's identifiers, governed by Unity's policy — not first-party JungleCart storage. You can read exactly what Unity does at the Unity Game, Player and App User Privacy Policy.
An advertising ID is a resettable number, not a browser cookie — so "clear cookies" won't touch it. To limit it, you reset or delete the Advertising ID in your phone's settings. We walk you through it in Section 6.
The app also fetches demo product images and text from public catalog APIs (dummyjson.com, fakestoreapi.com, world.openfoodfacts.org). Like any web request, this exposes your device's IP address to those hosts, but no personal data and no cookies are involved on JungleCart's side.
Children. Because this advertising storage involves an advertising identifier, it matters who's using the app: JungleCart is a general-audience parody and is not directed to children. We recommend it for ages 13+ (and 16+ in the EEA/UK, where consent for ad-identifier processing is required). See the children's-privacy section of our Privacy Policy for the full details.
6 How to manage or clear it
You're always in control. Here's how to wipe each type of storage described above.
- Clear your game data (the app): On Android, go to Settings > Apps > JungleCart > Storage and tap Clear data (or Clear storage). This erases all three localStorage keys — your balance, cart, orders, mansion, streak, language, and cached catalog. Uninstalling the app removes everything too.
- Clear the web version's storage: If you play in a browser, clear site data for junglecart.app via your browser's settings — typically Settings > Privacy > Clear browsing data, or the "site settings / clear data" option for this specific site. This resets the same on-device save.
- The marketing website: This site sets no analytics or advertising cookies, so there's nothing to clear here.
- Reset the advertising identifier (ads): On Android, open Settings > Privacy > Ads, then choose Reset advertising ID (or Delete advertising ID) and toggle off ad personalization. This limits how Unity Ads and other ad systems can profile you.
Clearing app data or uninstalling is permanent. Your fake fortune, your fake mansion, and your streak all vanish — and since none of it is stored on our servers, we can't bring it back. That imaginary yacht will have to be re-earned. (There is no real money involved either way.)
7 Do Not Track
Some browsers offer a "Do Not Track" (DNT) signal. There's no agreed standard for how sites and apps must respond to it, so many simply ignore it. JungleCart takes a simpler route: we don't track you in the first place. We set no analytics or advertising cookies and run no first-party tracking, so there's nothing for a DNT signal to switch off on our side. For third-party ad behavior, use the Advertising ID controls described in Section 6.
8 Changes to this policy
If we change how JungleCart uses storage — for example, if we add or rename a localStorage key, or change our advertising partners — we'll update this page and revise the "Last updated" date at the top. Meaningful changes may also be noted in the app or on the site. Because there's no account, we can't email you about updates (we don't have your email), so checking back here is the way to stay current.
9 Contact us
Questions about cookies, local storage, or anything in this policy? We're happy to help.
- General questions: hello@junglecart.app
- Privacy-specific requests: privacy@junglecart.app
- Need help with the app: support@junglecart.app or visit Support
You may also want to read our Privacy Policy for the full picture of how JungleCart handles data, and our Terms of Service.