Privacy, contact, and ads on PhaseOutLimit

How this studio site handles visits, where to email us, and what ads.txt means for advertisers and readers.

PhaseOutLimit is a small public catalog. You can browse Work, Notices, and Writing without creating an account. This note answers three practical questions visitors and reviewers often ask: what we store, how to reach us, and how advertising files work on this domain.

Privacy in plain language

You do not need a password, wallet, or payment card to read these pages. Preferences such as language or theme may stay in your browser so the site remembers your choices on the next visit. Clearing site data in the browser removes those preferences.

If you email us, we receive whatever you put in the message. We use that only to reply or to fix a problem you reported. We do not sell contact lists. Sister sites in the same studio (Collectio, Mare, Lumina, Tetra Ars, Coin search) each keep their own privacy page; the studio email address is shared.

Read the full Privacy page for the current wording.

How to contact the studio

There is no chat widget and no phone sales line on this site. Email [email protected] with the product or page you mean, what you need, and any steps that help us reproduce a bug. We read mail when we can; please allow a few days.

The dedicated Contact page repeats these points for people who land there from a search or from a footer link.

Ads, AdMob, and ads.txt

Some POL Android apps use AdMob. The machine-readable seller file for those apps lives at /app-ads.txt, with a human summary at /ads. For web advertising programs such as Google AdSense, the root /ads.txt file authorizes the publisher line for this domain.

Ads, when shown, do not change the catalog of apps and games. You can adjust Google ad personalization in Google’s ad settings. If a page has no ad unit yet, the ads.txt file can still be present so crawlers and partners can verify the seller relationship.

What to do next

Browse Work for live products.
Check Notices for short updates.
Open Developer’s other sites when you want the sister network.
Use Contact or the privacy page when something looks wrong.

This site stays a map, not a store checkout. Installs and purchases happen on Google Play, Steam, or each product’s own website.