Copyright

Last updated: November 5, 2026

This page covers what belongs to Funzigo, what you may do with it, and what to do if you think something here belongs to you.

What is ours

Funzigo is run by Harsh Mittal through AdrawTech, a studio in India ("we", "us"). AdrawTech developed the games here. Their code, art and on-screen text are ours, and so are the guides, articles and site design. The heading font, Sora, is not ours: it comes from Google Fonts under its own licence. Some word games also use common English word lists and well-known sayings, which we do not claim as ours.

A lot of the catalogue is our own build of a traditional game. Nobody owns the rules of Hearts or Checkers, and we claim nothing in them, only in our build. Visitors cannot post or upload anything, so apart from any ads, everything you see here was published by us.

What you may do

Link to any page and pass those links around as much as you like. The share button on each game page is there for this. Anything beyond that needs our written permission first, which includes copying a game or its code, showing a game on another site, or republishing our guides, articles or artwork.

How to send a copyright complaint

Email support@funzigo.com with "Copyright" in the subject line, or use the contact form. Please include:

1. Your name and email address and, if you act for the owner, who that owner is.
2. The work you say was copied, with a link or a clear description.
3. The full address of each page on Funzigo involved, and where on the page the material appears.
4. A statement that you believe in good faith the use is not allowed by the owner, the owner's agent or the law.
5. A statement that your complaint is accurate and that you own the rights or may act for the person who does.
6. Your full name, typed at the end as your signature.

A notice you have already drafted under the US Digital Millennium Copyright Act will do.

What happens next

We compare the complaint with the page. If it holds up, we remove or change the material. If something is missing we will ask for it, and if we think the complaint is mistaken we will tell you why. We cannot give a set time for this. A copyright complaint is a legal claim, so please check your facts before you send one.