Terms

Last updated: 7 September 2026

Comparle is a daily word game. This page says what you can expect from the game and what the game expects from you. It is made and run by a private individual in the Netherlands — below, "the person running Comparle". Questions: contact@comparle.app.

The game

Comparle is free to play, with or without an account. There is one word a day, plus practice words. It is a game, not something to depend on: it may be down for a while, words may be corrected or replaced, and parts of it may change or disappear. There is no guaranteed uptime and no support promise.

Accounts

An account is optional. It needs one e-mail address and a display name you choose. You log in with a link or code sent by e-mail; there is no password.

• Use an e-mail address that is yours.
• One account per person. Don't share your login link.
• You can delete your own account at my.comparle.app/account. That removes your e-mail address, your name and your sessions.

The person running Comparle may block or delete an account for abuse: spam, harassment, trying to break the game or someone else's account, or automated play.

Pools and names

You can create a pool and invite others. Your pool's name and your display name are visible to the other members. Keep it decent: no offensive, hateful or misleading names, no pretending to be someone else, and no other people's personal details. The person running Comparle may change a name or remove a pool if this is broken.

Review notes and feedback

If you send a review note or other feedback, the person running Comparle may use it to improve Comparle — read it, keep it, reply to it, and build the suggestion — at no cost. You keep ownership of what you wrote. Don't put confidential information in it, and don't put other people's personal details in it.

Changes

The game changes, so these terms will too. If a change actually matters, it will be shown in the game, or e-mailed to you if you have an account. Keep playing and the new version applies. A change never retroactively takes away something you have already bought.

Liability

This is a free word game made by one person. The person running Comparle is not liable for damage arising from using Comparle, for lost game progress or data, or for the game stopping temporarily or for good.

Your rights as a consumer under the law stand: this limit does not apply to intent or deliberate recklessness, or where the law does not allow liability to be excluded.

Law and complaints

Dutch law applies. As a consumer you keep the protection of the mandatory law of the country you live in. Disputes go to the competent Dutch court, unless the law points to another one.

If you have a complaint, e-mail contact@comparle.app first. That usually fixes things faster than a procedure.