StreetsAhead privacy
Last updated 9 October 2026
StreetsAhead is a free, invite-only property game played by a small group of friends on a map of central London. There are no adverts, no real-money purchases, and nothing is sold or shared for marketing.
What we keep
- From your Google account, when you choose "Sign in with Google": your name, email address and profile picture. We never see your Google password.
- Your game: the streets you own, your buildings, game cash, bids, trade offers, notifications and season results.
- The invite list: the email addresses the game's admin has invited.
What it's used for
Only to run the game: to sign you in, check you're invited, and show your name, colour, cash and streets to the other players. Other players can see your display name, your colour, your game cash, the streets you own and your season results. Your email address is visible only to the game's admin.
Where it's stored
Game data and sign-in are handled by Supabase (servers in Europe). The website is served by Vercel. The map pictures come from OpenStreetMap, and the page loads its code from the public libraries unpkg and jsDelivr. Like any website, these services see your device's internet address when your browser contacts them.
Cookies and storage
Your browser stores a sign-in token so you stay signed in, and a copy of the game's page so it opens quickly. There are no tracking or advertising cookies.
Removing your data
Ask the admin who invited you. They can take you out of the game and delete your player and its history. You can also remove StreetsAhead's access at any time from your Google account's third-party connections page.