Your Discord ID (for sign-in), the TikTok handle your stream runs under — which the launcher resolves from your Discord connected accounts, or that you enter once in the launcher — and game outcomes for finished sessions on that handle (winners + per-chatter wins). That's it.

We don't store TikTok chat messages, likes, or gifts. They drive the games while a session is live, then they're gone.

Sign-in goes through Discord OAuth. We hold the access token only for the duration of your session — long enough to confirm who you are and, if you've linked TikTok to your Discord account, read that connection so the launcher can fill in your stream handle for you.

Game outcomes persist so the per-streamer leaderboards and avatar tier rings work across sessions. Everything else — chat events, lobby rosters, stream sessions — stays in memory only and is dropped when the session ends or the server reaps an idle one.

Email us and ask us to remove anything tied to your handle and we'll do it. There's no automated deletion form because there's so little to delete; the manual path is faster than a form would be at this scale.

Hosting and config (Supabase), a PostgreSQL database that holds the saved game outcomes, authentication (Discord), and live chat ingestion (TikTok via the open TikTokLive client). That's the whole list.

Standard precautions on our side. You're responsible for protecting your own Discord account.

If this policy changes, we'll update the date at the top. Continued use means you accept the revised policy.