Short drama that actually branches. At every cliffhanger the screen splits in two, and the story goes where you send it.
The risk. It costs coins, and it changes what happens next.
The safe way out. Always free, and it reaches a real ending.
Episodes are ninety seconds long and shot vertically, for one hand. They do not end — they split. Whichever side you take becomes the next episode, and the series ends in four different places depending on how you got there.
The path you refused is not gone. You can open it later and watch how it would have gone, which is the part every other short-drama app leaves out: they play a straight line and sell you the next episode in it.
Something broken, a purchase that did not arrive, or a question about the story: write to support@webkoding.com and say which device and iOS version you are on. We answer in English and Turkish.
Coins are credited by our server after Apple confirms the receipt, so a slow network can delay them by a few seconds rather than lose them. If they are still missing after a minute, reopen the wallet screen — the balance is read from the server, not stored on the phone. If they are still missing, write to us with the date and the pack you bought.
Settings has a delete option inside the app. Deletion is not instant on purpose: the account is scheduled and can be undone for thirty days, after which everything is removed. You can also export your data from the same screen.
Short version: Cliff does not ask who you are. You can watch without making an account, and we do not sell anything about you to anybody.
There is no advertising SDK in the app, so it never asks for permission to track you across other apps and it cannot. There is no location, no contacts, no microphone, no camera, no photo library.
Export and deletion are both in the app's settings, and either can be requested at support@webkoding.com. Deletion removes the account and its progress; anonymous purchase records that tax law requires us to keep are the one exception, and they carry no identifier that points back to you.
Cliff is rated for teens and older and is not directed at children. We do not knowingly collect anything from a child.