last updated: may 2026
Bingle is a pile of free browser activities — no accounts, no sign-ups, just click and play. We built it to be simple, and that goes for privacy too. We don't want your personal information and we go out of our way not to collect it. This page explains, in plain words, exactly what happens when you visit.
We keep a simple counter so we can see how many people stop by and which activities people actually play. It's anonymous — no names, no IP addresses stored, no profiles. Just numbers that go up. Your browser generates a random session id that lives only in your tab and disappears when you close it; it's never tied to who you are.
The ads on Bingle are served by Google. Google and its partners use cookies to show and measure ads. Those cookies are set by Google, not by us — more on that in the next section. Outside of that, Bingle itself doesn't set tracking cookies.
There's nothing to sign up for. We don't ask for your email, we don't have a login, and there's no newsletter waiting to land in your inbox. If a field doesn't exist, we can't collect it.
Some activities — and a few tools on the site — may link out to other websites we don't control. Once you leave Bingle, this policy no longer applies. We'd encourage you to glance at the privacy policy of any site you visit. We can't be responsible for what happens on someone else's pages.
Bingle is a general-audience site. We don't knowingly collect personal information from anyone, including children under 13. We don't ask for any personal details from anyone. If you believe a child has somehow provided us with personal information, get in touch and we'll sort it out.
If we change how any of this works, we'll update this page and bump the date at the top. Nothing sneaky — if something meaningful changes, it'll be written right here in the same plain language.
Questions about any of this? Head over to our contact page and reach out. We read everything.
— made in a bedroom, kept alive on caffeine. est. 2024.