Privacy
Updated 13 November 2026.
This page says what Meadquest keeps about you, where it lives and how to ask about it. It is written for players, in plain words.
Playing
The meadow is played signed in with a wallet. The game keeps:
- the wallet's address, which is public on its chain;
- the meadow you grow: its meadows, Honey, keepers, orders and Rank;
- your Mead, your Mead Market listings and the purchases paid on chain;
- whether your wallet holds enough $MEAD to play, read from the chain;
- a session cookie (
mh_session, 30 days, readable only by the server).
Your sound switches and how far you are in the guide live only in your browser's storage.
The blockchain
Mead Market purchases, staking and the Meadgods themselves are transactions on Robinhood Chain: public, permanent, and not ours to change or delete. Our servers never hold a key that can move your tokens; every purchase is sent from your own wallet.
The Lil whitelist
The whitelist form keeps your X handle, the link to your reply and the wallet you will mint with. Nothing else is asked for.
Analytics
Meadquest runs no analytics or tracking scripts and sets no advertising cookies. Our host keeps standard request logs (address, time, page) for a short time to keep the site up and safe.
How long
A session expires after 30 days. An account, its meadow and its trades stay while the game runs and its payouts can still be checked; the whitelist stays until the Lil drop is done.
Your choices
- Sign out of this device from the game's settings.
- Ask to see, correct or delete what we hold about you through our X account. What is on a chain cannot be deleted by anyone.
The meadow is not for anyone under 18.
Changes
We change this page when the game changes. The date at the top says when.