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Something broken, confusing, or suspiciously similar to your actual job? Write to us: ladder@yazfab.com

Reporting a bug

The more of this you include, the faster we can fix it:

Common questions

The FAQ on the main page covers the big ones: what the free game includes, whether you need an internet connection, and whether the AI companion is required (it isn't).

Your saves

LADDER has no accounts and no cloud save. Your runs, your deck, and your settings live on your device, which means deleting the app deletes your career. The corporate ladder is unforgiving like that.

Your purchases are not part of that. Unlocks are tied to the App Store or Google Play account you bought them with, not to the save file, so they survive a reinstall or a new phone. See Purchases below for how to get them back.

Two other things live off-device, because they would not survive a reinstall otherwise: your Cognit balance and the quests and milestones you have claimed are kept on our server against a random install id. No name, no email, no advertising identifier. The privacy page covers what that record contains.

Deleting your data

Three levels, depending on how thorough you want to be:

The support-code row only appears once the app has created a server record for your install. If it is not there, there is no balance, ledger, or claim history to delete, and no identifier we could match an analytics profile against either. In that case the two steps above cover everything: turn the switches off, and delete the app.

What we cannot delete: Apple and Google hold their own purchase records, which are outside our reach, and aggregate counts that no longer point at any single install stay in our totals. A few other server-side records fall outside this flow today, and the privacy page lists them plainly rather than promising something the code does not yet do.

Purchases

Character DLC and in-app purchases are handled by the App Store and Google Play. Refunds go through them, and Apple and Google policies apply.

Restoring an unlock is self-serve, no email needed. Sign in with the store account you bought it on, then tap Restore purchases in one of three places:

That re-checks the store for everything you own on that account and reapplies it. If a restore still comes back empty, email us and we'll help you sort it out.