Disclaimer & Non-Affiliation Statement
Last Updated: October 17, 2026 · Official non-affiliation disclosure and intellectual property boundaries.
1. Unofficial Fan-Made Project
flippingishard.com is strictly an independent fan-made informational website, speedrun analysis resource, and browser training hub. This site is created and maintained by players and speedrun enthusiasts for the benefit of the gaming community.
2. No Ownership of Game Copyrights
Flipping Is Hard is an original video game created and developed by Elegant Horse Studios and published by Elegant Horse Studios and Dawn Wood Games.
flippingishard.com does not claim any ownership, copyright, or trademark rights in Flipping Is Hard, its characters (including the smartphone protagonist and Jeff), game mechanics, level names, artwork, logo designs, textures, 3D meshes, sounds, or official promotional materials. All copyrights and registered trademarks belong to their respective owners.
3. No Hosting or Redistribution of Official Game Builds
This website does not host, pirate, rip, or redistribute the official game files, demo binaries, executable packages, crack scripts, or source code.
All links labeled "Download Demo on Steam" or "Wishlist on Steam" direct users exclusively and safely to the official Steam storefront managed by Valve Corporation (Steam Store ID: 3826670).
4. Original Browser Training Tools
All browser-based mini-games and tools on this website—including the Rotation Trial Academy, Daily Flip Challenge, Landing Challenge, Speedrun Split Timer, and Input Visualizer—are original software programs written by our team using standard web technologies (React, TypeScript, HTML5 Canvas).
These browser tools model general 2D rigid-body rotational physics, torque vectors, and angular deceleration for cognitive and hand-eye reaction training. They do not share code with the proprietary game engine.
5. Fair Use & Editorial Commentary
Names, screenshots, and references to Flipping Is Hard, Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy, Jump King, and related rage platformers are used under the Fair Use doctrine for educational commentary, technical criticism, player instruction, and historical speedrun documentation.
6. Contact for Rights Holders
If you are a copyright or trademark owner (or their authorized representative) and have any questions or concerns regarding content on this site, please contact us immediately at [email protected]. We respond to verified inquiries within 24–48 hours.