What we collect
MEMERUN does not ask for your name, your email or any account. You play by connecting a Solana wallet. Three things are worth telling you about, and this page is all of them.
Session recordings & heatmaps
Microsoft Clarity · Microsoft Corporation
We use Microsoft Clarity to see how people actually move through the site — where they scroll, what they click, and where they get stuck. It records your interactions with the page as a replayable session, and aggregates clicks across visitors into heatmaps. It sets its own cookies to tell one visit from the next.
What it cannot see. We mask the parts of the page that show money or identity, so they are never uploaded: your USDC balance, wallet addresses and transaction signatures wherever they appear, and anything you can claim. Masked content is replaced before it leaves your browser.
We never send your wallet address to it. Clarity lets a site attach its own labels to a recording. Ours are only whether a wallet is connected and whether you are on a phone or a desktop — never which wallet. We do not use its visitor-identification feature at all, so recordings are not tied to a wallet, a person, or each other across devices.
Clarity is operated by Microsoft and governed by the Microsoft Privacy Statement.
Page analytics
Vercel Web Analytics · Vercel Inc.
We count page views to know which pages get used. It is cookieless and does not build a profile of you.
Wallet addresses are stripped before they are sent. Some of our pages have a wallet address in the URL — a profile, for example. We rewrite those to a placeholder, and drop invite codes, before the page view leaves your browser. If we cannot read a URL well enough to be sure it is clean, we discard the page view rather than send it.
Your invite code
Stored on your device · not a third party
If you arrive on someone's invite link, or type their code in, we keep that code in your browser's local storage until the first time you connect a wallet — then we apply it and clear it. The code is the referrer's, not yours, and it is the only thing we store about where you came from.
We also keep two small flags on your device so the site does not repeat itself: whether you have seen the tutorial, and whether you have dismissed a notice. Nothing in either is about you.
On-chain activity is public
This is not something we collect — it is worth saying anyway. Races settle on Solana, so every bet, result and payout is recorded on a public blockchain, permanently, by anyone who cares to look. That is true of your wallet whether or not you ever visit this site, and it is not something we or anyone else can undo.