What data is stored locally?
The core advantage of the Jelly Beat demo app is that it functions without a central account. Your virtual coin balance, game history, and preferred settings are saved directly to your browser's local storage. This means the operator does not hold a profile of you. If you clear the browser’s site data or switch devices, your progress resets, but no personal data is sent to a server to be stored.
How analytics and cookies work
While your game data is local, the site uses an anonymous analytics counter to track general usage trends (e.g., how many people play the Crash game vs. other games). This data is typically aggregated and does not identify you personally. Cookies are used to remember your language preference and session state. You can control these via your browser settings without losing access to the game.
Comparison: Demo vs. Operator Site
| Feature | Jelly Beat Demo (This Site) | Operator's Official Site |
|---|---|---|
| Account Required | No | Yes |
| Data Storage | Local Browser Storage | Central Server |
| Personal Info | None collected | Name, Email, Phone, ID |
| Payment Data | Not applicable | Stored for transactions |
Why this matters for users
In regions where online gaming regulations are evolving, keeping your activity off central servers can be appealing. Since no personal details are stored in the demo version, there is no risk of your demo usage being linked to your identity during future regulatory audits or data breaches. However, note that this privacy applies only to the demo experience. If you move to the official betting site, standard KYC and data collection protocols will apply.
