The pricing doc's falsifiers: paywall → purchase (wall failing under ~2%), pack share (Pass not reading as value above 80%), Pass 🪙 used vs granted (renewal risk if low).

Turn this on and every player game in the Arcade gets an ✕. Removing a game only hides it from the Arcade. People with the link can still play it, buyers keep it, and the maker can’t put it back. You can add it back anytime in Manage Games below. House games in the Staff Picks can’t be removed this way; take them out of the Staff Picks below.

The ★ STAFF PICKS row on the website's Arcade page. The first five also take turns in the big spotlight at the top. Any game in the Arcade can be picked, our house games included. This list is separate from the Create page's FEATURED row (⭐ Feature in Manage Games) and from the iPhone app's picks (App tab). The newest pick shows first.

Games that players reported. Hiding a game takes it off the Arcade right away and stops it from being played.

The ★ STAFF PICKS row at the top of the iPhone app's Arcade. Only phone games can be picked. This list is separate from the website's, which you pick on the Games tab. The newest pick shows first, and the app shows up to 12.

From the form on /app, and the link to give out: arcadesandbox.com/android. One row per address, and nothing is emailed when someone signs up. “On an Android phone” means they signed up from one, rather than from a computer or an iPhone.

Everyone who has ever made an account in the app, and how far each got — all time, from the real tables rather than from events, so it works whether or not a version that reports itself is installed.

Builds, edits and art, by client, over 30 days. Only gen_log.client can answer this: a game's own “phone” format cannot, because the website picks that by default on any touch device.

Anyone who has signed in from the app. Sign in with Apple exists only in the app, and the app tags its Google sign-ins with ?src=ios. It undercounts anyone who signed in with Google in the app before that tagging shipped.

Apple bills at its own storefront price and keeps a commission, so read this as billed-to-customers, not money received. Sandbox purchases are counted on their own line and never in revenue.

From the app's own beacons. A tap that never reaches the server means the button is dead on the device — which is exactly the bug these were added to catch.

One-time broadcast to every subscribed user: dynamic per-job pricing + 25% off the first pack. Each user is emailed at most once, ever (send logs are permanent). Dry run first.

Replay the first-visit experience as often as you like.

Forgets that this browser has seen the welcome screens, then reloads the home page. Wait about 8 seconds and the welcome pops up, even when you are signed in. That only happens in test mode. Sign out to see what new visitors see.

Deletes that account and its games, so the next sign-in starts fresh. It will not delete an account that really paid. Use a spare Gmail as your test account.