Subprocessors
Last updated: November 7, 2026
Latona Labs uses these service providers to run Dream a Game. Each one gets only the data it needs to do its job. When we add or change a subprocessor, we'll update this page and the date above, and note the change in the log at the bottom. See our Privacy Policy for more on how we handle data.
| Company | What it does for us | Data it processes | Location |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cloudflare, Inc. Privacy policy |
Website hosting, database, sign-in and alert emails, domain and DNS, security, bot check on sign-in (Turnstile) | Account email, sign-in emails, games and game requests, build records, game reports, sign-in cookie, IP addresses, browser and device signals for the bot check, error and request logs | United States and Cloudflare's global network |
| Anthropic, PBC Privacy policy |
Claude, the AI that builds and changes games | Game requests, Claude's earlier replies for that game, and the game's code. No email addresses. | United States |
Other services your browser may contact
These aren't our subprocessors, since we don't send them your data, but your device talks to them directly while you use Dream a Game:
- Your device's speech recognition (on an iPad, Apple) turns spoken game ideas into text before anything reaches us. This is covered by your device maker's privacy policy.
- Public code libraries. Some games load free open-source libraries (for example, for 3D graphics) or fonts from public services: cdnjs (Cloudflare), jsDelivr, unpkg and Google Fonts. When someone plays such a game, their browser downloads the library directly from that service, which can see their IP address. No account or game data is sent.
Change log
- November 7, 2026: Cloudflare now also runs the bot check on sign-in (Turnstile) and stores reports about shared games.
- November 7, 2026: Cloudflare now also keeps short-lived error and request logs (a few days).
- November 7, 2026: First published. Cloudflare and Anthropic.
Questions? Email privacy@dreamagame.com.