Frontier Meadow Support Center

Your meadow saves itself in this browser on this device: every 10 seconds while you play, and when you leave the page. There is no account and no cloud save. Clearing this website's data in your browser, or playing in a private window, removes the meadow.

A save code is a backup of your meadow as text (it starts with FM1-). In the game, open Settings → Copy save code and keep it somewhere safe, for example in a note on your device. To bring the meadow back, here or on another device, open Settings → Load save code…. Never send your save code to anyone, including us: we never need it.

Safari on iPhone and iPad may delete a website's saved data when the site has not been opened for about 7 days. Play at least once a week, and copy your save code now and then (Settings → Copy save code), so you can load it again if this happens.

The speaker button at the top of the game switches all sound off or on. Settings → Sound & music… has separate switches and volume sliders for sound effects and music. The music starts when you first pat the meadow. On a phone, also check the phone's own volume and silent switch.

Close other tabs and apps, and make sure your browser is up to date. If your device has a "reduce motion" setting, the game uses calmer animations when it is on. You don't need to keep the game open: when you come back, your Bolts have gathered Glow while you were away (up to 8 hours; the Long Naps perk makes it longer).

Replant the Meadow starts a fresh run and gives you Seeds. It becomes available after you invite Starhorn (or gather lots of Glow) in a run. The more Glow you have gathered in total, the more Seeds you get, so waiting longer is never a loss.

Replant resets Glow, Bolts, upgrades, Puffs and homes. You keep your Seeds, perks, helpers, milestones, friendships, Finds, ribbons, style and lifetime totals. Every free Seed makes all Glow grow faster; you can also plant Seeds into perks and helpers.

Use the Quick report below: anyone can send one, and there is no typing. You choose what happened, where in the game, and what you play on. We read every report and use them to fix bugs in the next update. We can't reply to a report, because we don't know who sent it.

Nothing about you is needed to play: the game keeps your meadow on your device only. A quick report stores only the choices you picked (and the game version, if you tick that box), the day it was sent and whether we have looked at it. Our hosting service necessarily sees your connection's address (IP address) to deliver the pages; we don't store it. The full details are in the privacy notice.