- Addressregistered correspondence
- Hagelundveien 8, 0963 Oslo, Norway. It is a residential address, which is what you get when the whole organisation is one person at a kitchen table, and it is published here because a company that will not say where it is should not be trusted with anything.
- Build · Store · Growthe strapline, examined
- Three words under the logo that promise rather more than is on offer. Build is fair — things are built here. Store is not: nothing of yours is stored anywhere but on your own handset, and there is no account, no server and no backup. Grow is an aspiration rather than a service. A strapline is a design element, and this one has been allowed to run ahead of the facts. See also Cloud, Offline
- Cloudabsence of
- There isn't one. Cloud Eldring operates no servers, sells no hosting, offers no storage and runs no backend of any kind. The word is in the name because it was in the name before there was anything to put behind it. If you arrived expecting infrastructure, this is the wrong Cloud.
- Contacttwo mailboxes, one reader
- post@cloudeldring.yachts for anything about the company. kule@cloudeldring.yachts for anything about the app. Norwegian or English. Nothing sends an automatic receipt, so if two working days pass in silence, send it again rather than assume you were ignored.
- Eldring, Kristinathe entire staff
- Designs it, writes it, tests it, publishes it and answers the post. There is nobody to escalate a message to, which is slower than a support desk and much more likely to end in the thing actually being fixed. The surname is also the second half of the name above.
- Form, legalthere is none
- Cloud Eldring is a name used for publishing, not a company. No AS, no ENK, no limited anything, and therefore no organisation number to quote — which is why you will not find one anywhere on this site. The person legally answerable for the software and for this page is Kristina Eldring, at the address above. For most readers this changes nothing; for a few it matters a great deal, and those few deserve a straight answer rather than a logo.
- Kulebanethe only entry in the catalogue
- A build-then-run marble puzzle in wood. A marble waits at the spout; you drop ramps, splitters,
bumpers and tunnels into empty slots, press release, and watch whether your route carries it through
the stars and into the cup. The marble obeys plain, visible rules, so a run either works or it does
not — there is nothing to be lucky about. Every board ships with a verified solution, and using
fewer pieces earns more stars. On Google Play as
com.banebygg.kulebane. See also Luck, Offline, Privacy
- Luckno part in it — and here is the arithmetic
-
A marble dropped onto a board of slots falls one row at a time, and whatever sits in the slot it lands in decides whether it also steps a column left or right. So a run can be counted exactly — and the count says two surprising things.
Rows6 Cols5 Cup1Slots on the board30Slots the marble ever touches6Ways to fill the board—Fillings that reach the cup—Routes that reach the cup—Share that work—What is not here: a level from the game, a hint, or a solver. This builds its own boards and counts every way of filling them. It cannot tell you where to put a ramp on a real board, because it has never seen one — and the whole point of the number is that counting a thing and solving it are different jobs.
- Offlinemeant literally
- Kulebane asks for no network permission at all, which you can check on the store listing before installing. No account, no sign-in, no advertising, no analytics. Progress and best scores are written to your handset and read by nobody else, including us. The practical consequence is that we do not know which boards defeat people, and have to be told.
- Priceson the store, nowhere else
- Whatever Google Play shows you is the price. Nothing on this site is an offer, a quotation or a forecast, and no figure quoted here would bind anyone if there were one.
- Privacywritten out properly
- The privacy notice for Kulebane goes through what happens at each moment — installing it, opening it, playing it, leaving it, deleting it — rather than hiding the answer in a wall of clauses. It is short, because there is little to report.
- Roadmapnone published
- A roadmap from a one-person operation is a promise it cannot keep. Things arrive when they are finished. If something you need is missing, writing is a far more effective route than waiting for it to appear on a timeline somewhere.
- Scores, claims aboutnone made
- Kulebane will not train your brain, sharpen your focus or improve your evenings. It is a marble rolling down some wooden chutes, and whether that appeals is entirely your business.
- Yachtsa suffix, not a fleet
- The web address ends in
.yachtsbecause the name was available with that ending and not with a duller one. No boats are owned, chartered, sold or otherwise involved. Between a cloud that holds nothing and a yacht that does not exist, this page has now disclaimed both halves of its own address, which seemed better than leaving you to work it out.