Bil Doxy

About this stall

Bil Doxy is an offline stall-clerk puzzle. You place numbered fruit into seven baskets, close each stack on exactly 7, and keep open stacks from ripening past the mark. The fruit kinds are costume. The numbers are the work.

A Clean Day asks for every fruit placed, no Ripened tags, and a cart that empties on the last exact close. Surplus closes, slumps, and abandoned shifts live in a local ledger. Pip Beads, merit seals, daily wagers, and harbor ranks stay on the same device.

What stays on the device

Bil Doxy does not ask for an account. Progress is kept locally, including:

• music, sound, and haptics preferences
• the clerk name you choose for the local board
• day unlocks, shift outcomes, favorite layouts, and live drafts
• Pip Beads, shop goods, merit seals, and daily wager slips

Reset Local Data in Settings clears that stall record on this device. It cannot be undone.

What we collect for personal statistics

For my own personal statistics and analytics about how the stall is used, Bil Doxy collects a small amount of technical information from the device. This helps me understand which parts of the puzzle work well and where players get stuck, so I can keep improving the game.

The data collected for this purpose includes:

• a device identifier (device ID) used to tell one installation apart from another
• basic device information such as model, operating system version, language, and time zone
• aggregated play signals such as session starts, shift results, and feature usage

This information is used strictly for my own personal statistics and analytics. It is not sold, not shared with third parties, not used for advertising, and not combined with any account or real-world identity. There is no social feed, no sign-in, and no profile tied to you as a person.

Opening this page from Settings is a request you start, so the device can load the policy over the network. Closing the page returns you to the stall.

Children

Bil Doxy is a number-and-basket puzzle with no social feed and no account. I do not knowingly collect personal information from children. If a parent believes a child has sent me a message, write and I will delete that correspondence.

Changes

If this note changes, the date at the top of the page will change with it. The in-app Privacy Policy button always opens the current hosted copy.

Who tends this stall

Questions about privacy, the puzzle, or this page can come to me directly.

Thomas Meijer [email protected]