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Something behaving oddly, or a score that felt unfair? Here is the short version, and a way to reach a human.

Email

Write to razamudassar867@gmail.com. Include your device model, your iOS or Android version, and which game you were playing — it makes a bug about three times easier to find.

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One person answers these, so give it a day or two.

Frequently asked

Why does nobody get 100?
The scorer measures your attempt against a mathematically perfect one. Hands are not mathematically perfect. What a 100 takes
Why is my score not out of 100 in some games?
The precision games grade every round from 0 to 100. Pick the Wrong Color and Pick the Wrong Shape count your right answers, Stickman Battle counts the hearts you have left, XO Chaos and Sweet Six count the games you win in a match, and Freeze Throw counts the points you land before the bell.
Why did my Brain Power go down overnight?
It fades by 3 for every day you skip. One round a day keeps it steady. Great rounds add up to +5 and sloppy ones cost up to -4.
How do I share a score?
Tap the share button on any result. Pick a card and a paper, then tap Share to send it through your device's share sheet, or Save to add it to your photos.
Why does Save ask about my photos?
Saving a score card needs permission to add an image to your library. On iOS it is add-only: the app cannot see the photos already there. If you say no, Share still works.
Can I reset my scores?
Uninstalling the app clears everything. There is no account, so nothing survives elsewhere, and there is no way to reset a single game on its own.
Does the app need internet?
No. Every game works offline, even in aeroplane mode. When you're online, the app sends anonymous gameplay statistics, like which games get played, and never anything that identifies you. A score card only leaves your device if you share it.
What is my day streak, exactly?
Days in a row you have played. One round a day keeps it burning; miss a day and it starts over.
The game scored my circle lower than I expected.
Perfect Circle scores closure, radius consistency, coverage and steadiness separately, so a circle that looks right can still lose points for a gap at the ends or a wobble on one side. The note under your score names the one thing to fix first, and your line is drawn under the circle you meant to draw.
Why did Stickman Battle turn my phone sideways?
The battle is played across two facing pages, so it runs in landscape. Every other game stays in portrait on a phone, and the app switches back when you leave the battle.
Does it work on a tablet?
Yes. On iPad the layout switches to a two-pane landscape arrangement.
Is there sound?
No. There is no audio at all, by design. Haptic feedback is used instead, and your device's system settings control it.

For parents

Ninety-Nine is made for teens and adults who like quick skill challenges. It isn't a children's app, but it is rated 4+ and suitable for all ages. The short answers:

What is it rated?
4+ on the App Store.
Does it cost anything?
No. It's free, with no in-app purchases and no subscriptions.
Are there ads?
No. There are no ads of any kind.
Does my child need an account?
No. There is no account and no sign-in.
What does it collect?
Only anonymous gameplay statistics, like which games get played and how rounds go, with nothing that identifies your child. Progress stays on the device, and a score card only leaves it if someone taps Share.
Can it connect my child to other players?
No. There's no chat and no online play. The two-player games are played by passing one phone.

Your data

The app sends only anonymous gameplay statistics, never anything that identifies you. Your progress stays on your device and is deleted when you uninstall, and a score card only leaves it when you share one. The full privacy policy spells out what that means, and the terms cover the rest.

Ninety-Nine: Perfect Games is made by Mudassar Raza.