Privacy Nest
A short, honest note about the flock, the coop, and what this app keeps on your device.
About the game
Holddomi is a hold-to-grow hopping game. You stretch a wooden plank from the near fence, release it across a puddle, and help a flock of chicks hop home. Gusts change the pace. A tiny overhang is a Perfect. Too long and the timber snaps.
Each hop fills the nest. Daily Nest treats grow with a sunrise streak. The Coop Shop lets you spend what you gather on spare chicks, still air, and a fatter harvest. All of that lives in the coop on this device.
Who keeps the coop
This app is operated by Albert Verhagen.
Questions about this note: [email protected]
Last updated: 10 September 2026.
What we collect
Holddomi does not ask for a name, an account, or a sign-in. There is no cloud flock and no public profile.
- Play progress stays on your device: hop scores, nest stash, daily streak, shop perks, and sound, music, and haptics toggles.
- The app does not sell lists, build advertising profiles, or share play records with other companies for ads.
- Opening this page in the app loads it from holddomi.online. That visit can leave ordinary web-server logs such as time and a rough network address, the same way most sites do.
- Apple may collect standard App Store diagnostics if you have chosen to share them with developers. Holddomi does not add its own tracker on top of that.
Where the flock sleeps
Scores and settings are stored locally with the app. Reset Progress in Settings wipes scores, nest stash, daily streak, and shop perks. Sound, music, and haptics stay as you set them.
Removing the app from the device removes the local coop with it.
Children
Holddomi is meant as a simple, friendly hop. It is not a social network and it does not ask children for personal details. If you are a parent and want the coop cleared, use Reset Progress or delete the app, then write to the mail above if you need a hand.
Your choices
- Keep playing with everything stored only on the device.
- Reset the coop from Settings when you want a fresh hop.
- Write to Albert at [email protected] if this note should be clearer.