You have played a free arena battler before, so you already have expectations about what one does behind your back. This page is those expectations, each set against what Rushkeep actually does. Where the two differ, the reason is always the same: the game holds no INTERNET permission, so it cannot send anything anywhere.
Asks you to create an account, or signs you in silently with a games service, so your progress can be tied to an identity and matched against other players.
There is no registration, no sign-in with anything, no player profile and no games service integration. The app has no concept of who you are — only of a phone with some cards unlocked on it. Your name is never asked for because there is nowhere to put it.
Runs an advertising network, offers a video for an extra chest, and reads the advertising identifier so the adverts can follow you into other apps.
No banners, no interstitials between matches, no rewarded video, no sponsored cards. Nothing reads the advertising identifier. No arrangement exists under which your attention was sold to anyone — and without network access, none could be honoured if it did.
Sells chests, gems and battle passes, and records every purchase and near-purchase to work out what tempts you.
Chests are earned by playing and open on the device. There is no billing library in the build, no shop screen, no currency to buy — so there is no payment data to handle and no purchase history to keep.
Measures every match: what you played, when you stopped, which card you kept losing to, how long before you came back.
No analytics library, no crash reporter, no session logging. How many matches you have played, which deck you favour, whether you opened the game today — none of it is knowable to us. Our entire view of Rushkeep is a number of installations, tallied by Google and shown to us in the console.
Puts you on a global ladder, which means uploading your results and displaying a name to strangers.
You face an AI ladder or the person sitting opposite you, passing the phone. Nothing about a match leaves the device, because no online mode exists — that is why the game plays exactly the same in flight mode as it does at home.
Requests permissions well beyond what a card game needs, then buries the reason in a settings screen.
Not internet, not storage, not location, not contacts, not the microphone. Android Settings → Apps → Rushkeep → Permissions shows nothing at all. A prompt asking you to grant something during play would mean the build you are running is not ours.
None of it names a person, none of it is transmitted, and all of it disappears at once if you clear the app's data in Android Settings or uninstall the game. We hold no copy, which is also why we cannot restore a collection that has gone.
Levantea Srl — a company registered in Italy, trading as CedarOrbit Labs — is the controller in respect of Rushkeep.
Via Trieste 8Rushkeep for Android, package com.crownfray.rushkeep, in the form Google Play delivers it. Google's own record of an install falls under Google's privacy policy and is beyond our reach.
Rushkeep is a card duel with no chat, no usernames and no way to reach another player who is not in the room. A child can play it without exposing anything, because the game has no means of publishing anything about anyone.
You may ask any organisation what personal data it holds on you and require access, correction, deletion, restriction, portability or an end to processing. Put that to us and a reply follows inside a month, stating that no record exists — the six pairs above explain why. Complaints go to the Garante per la protezione dei dati personali at garanteprivacy.it, or to the authority in your own country.
If a future version ever shifts Rushkeep toward the left-hand column — an online ladder, a shop, an advert — the pairs above get redrawn and the date at the top moves, and that happens before the version in question is submitted. Whatever build sits on your phone keeps to the terms it shipped under.
keep@levantea.world, or by post to the Puglia office listed above.
Rushkeep (com.crownfray.rushkeep) is published on Google Play by Levantea Srl, trading as CedarOrbit Labs, Via Trieste 8, 72027 San Pietro Vernotico (BR), Italia. © 2026 Levantea Srl.