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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use the binked app for free?

Yes. You can create and share interactive replays for free.

Are all replays public?

Yes, all replays are publicly accessible and can be viewed by anyone. This keeps sharing as simple as sending a link, without requiring accounts or logins for viewers.

Can I make a replay private or password-protected?

No. At the moment, all replays are public and there is no private or password-protected mode. This ensures that anyone with the link can view your replay instantly, without needing to sign up or log in.

Can I edit a hand after creating it?

Not currently. Once a hand is created, you cannot edit the actions or structure of the replay. If you want to change something, you need to recreate the hand.

Can I delete a replay?

Not yet. Replays you create remain online and publicly accessible. The idea is to keep sharing as frictionless as possible: if you send someone a link, they can view it without any extra steps. Deletion controls may be added in the future.

How long are replays stored?

Replays are intended to be stored for the long term while binked is running and the feature remains available. There is currently no automatic expiry and no manual delete option.

Can I embed a replay on my website or blog?

Yes. Visit the embed page to generate a copy-paste iframe code. Paste the hand link, configure the width, height, four-color deck, and whether the title is shown, then copy the resulting embed code into your site.

Can I customize the table theme, avatars, or card designs?

Customization is limited for now. You can change the title of your replay and enable a 4-color deck. More customization options (such as table designs, avatars, and themes) are planned for the future.

Will my replays work on all devices (iOS, Android, desktop)?

Yes. The binked app is built for modern web browsers on both desktop and mobile. If your device can run an up-to-date browser (such as Chrome, Safari, Firefox, or Edge), your replays should work on iOS, Android, and desktop.