Graviloop
Official support and privacy information for Graviloop: One Tap.
Support
Tap anywhere during a run to reverse gravity. Time each switch to pass through the gates.
Speed increases smoothly as distance grows, and the available path becomes more demanding.
Open Settings from the game screen and toggle each option separately.
An internet connection and iCloud availability are required. Eligible scores can be submitted with a public username after the game ends.
Restart the app, confirm that iCloud is available on the device, and try again on a stable network connection.
Privacy Policy
Effective date: November 4, 2026
Advertising. Graviloop: One Tap uses Google Mobile Ads to display banner ads and optional rewarded ads. Google and its advertising partners may process device identifiers, IP address, advertising interactions, diagnostics, and related device information to provide, measure, secure, and personalize ads where permitted.
Consent and choices. Where required, the app asks for consent before requesting personalized advertising. You may refuse or manage consent choices without losing access to the game. If Apple’s App Tracking Transparency permission is requested, tracking is used only when you grant permission.
Leaderboard data. If you choose to submit an eligible score, the username you enter and your score are stored using Apple CloudKit and may be visible to other players on the global leaderboard. Do not enter personal or sensitive information as your username.
Local data. Game preferences and personal best information may be stored on your device so the app can remember your settings and progress.
Purpose. Leaderboard data is used only to operate the public ranking feature. Local data is used only to provide game settings and progress. Advertising data is processed to deliver, measure, prevent fraud in, and improve ads.
Sharing and tracking. The developer does not sell leaderboard data or use leaderboard usernames for advertising. Advertising data may be processed by Google and its partners according to your consent choices. See Google’s Privacy Policy and how Google uses information from apps that use its services.
Children. The app is not designed to collect real names or other personal details. Players should use a non-identifying nickname on the leaderboard.
Changes. This policy may be updated when the app’s features or data practices change. The effective date above will be updated with any revision.