Benny's Wrap Rush · last updated 29 October 2026
Benny's Wrap Rush doesn't collect anything about you or your child. There's no account, no sign-up, no analytics, no advertising network, and no cookies.
The rest of this page explains that in full, because a game played by children deserves a policy a parent can actually check.
Benny's Wrap Rush is made by Bee Line Microsystems LLC. This policy covers the game wherever you play it: on the web at bennywrap.beelinemicrosystems.com, installed to your home screen, and the app-store versions, which run the same code.
The game keeps one save file in your browser's local storage (under the name
bennys-wrap-rush:save). It stays on that device, in that browser.
It holds:
| What | Why it's there |
|---|---|
| Your name | Optional. Only used to sign the challenge links you choose to share ("Steve dares you to beat 1,240"). |
| Your Nice List | The first names you add so they ride the belt on their own gifts. Nothing else about those people is stored — just the name and whether you marked them nice. |
| Scores & progress | Best scores, XP, elf rank, trophies, unlocked postcards, Daily Rush records and your day streak, and the scores of your last 20 runs. |
| Settings | Music, sound and vibration on or off; whether you've seen the tutorial. |
That's the whole list. The game never asks for an email address, a birthday, a phone number, a photo, or your location, and it has no way to reach your contacts, camera or microphone.
This is the part most policies are vague about, so to be specific — the game:
The game works fully offline once loaded, which is the simplest proof of all: there's nothing it needs to phone home about.
Benny's Wrap Rush is made for families, and children are expected to play it. We do not collect, use, store or disclose any personal information from anyone using the game, children included. Because nothing is ever transmitted to us, there is no data for us to share, sell, or hand to anyone else — and we never will do any of those things.
This is intended to meet the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) and equivalent rules such as the UK and EU rules on children's data. If you are a parent or guardian and have a question about it, please write to us using the address below.
One thing worth knowing as a parent: the Nice List lets a child type in first names. Those names stay on the device — but they also appear on the gifts during play, and they'd be visible to anyone else using that device. You can remove any name from the list at any time, and the reset below clears them all.
Sharing only ever happens when you choose it. When you tap Share on the Night Report, the game hands your device's normal share sheet:
It goes to whichever app you pick — messages, email, a social app — and that app's own privacy policy takes over from there. It does not come to us; we never see what you shared or who you sent it to. If you'd rather your child's name didn't travel in a shared link, leave the name field in Settings empty, or clear it.
The game points to our other app, Santa's North Pole Stories, and to its listing on the app stores. Tapping one of those opens the store or our other website, which have their own privacy policies and are not covered by this one. We don't pass anything about you along when you follow a link.
Open Settings → Reset all progress in the game. It wipes the save file back to new: every name, score, trophy and record, gone from the device. You can also clear site data for the game in your browser's settings, or uninstall the app, which has the same effect. Since we never held a copy, there is nothing for you to ask us to delete.
If the game ever starts doing something that affects your privacy — adding analytics or online scoreboards, say — we'll update this page and change the date at the top before that version ships. The current version always lives at bennywrap.beelinemicrosystems.com/privacy.html.
Questions about privacy, or a request from a parent or guardian: support@beelinemicrosystems.com.
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