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The short version

There are no user accounts, no analytics, no ads and no trackers. The bot cannot read your messages. The only thing stored about a Discord server is the channel you told the bot to post in. Nothing is sold or shared.

What the bot stores

One small database, holding only what the features need:

· the server (guild) ID and the channel IDs you set with /config
· the date of the last daily forecast post, so it is not posted twice
· a list of already-announced bans (leaderboard name and detection time), so the same one is not posted twice

That is the entire list. No Discord user IDs, usernames, avatars, member lists or message content are stored.

What the bot cannot see

The bot has no Message Content intent, so what people write in your channels is never delivered to it. It does receive message metadata (ids and timestamps), used only to tell whether its own feed post is still the newest message in a channel you configured; none of that is stored. Beyond that it only receives the slash commands people explicitly run on it. The player name you type into /stats is used to build the reply and is not written to any database. Operational logs record errors and counts for debugging, not a record of who ran which command.

Deleting your data

Remove the bot from your server and its stored configuration is deleted automatically. /config disable switches a feature off without removing the bot.

The website

The public site has no sign-up, no login and sets no cookies for visitors. Your light/dark theme choice is kept in your browser's local storage and never leaves your device. There are no analytics scripts, ad networks, embedded third-party trackers or fingerprinting.

As with any website, the hosting and proxy layer keeps standard request logs (IP address, timestamp, requested path, user agent) for a short period, purely to keep the service up and to stop abuse. These logs are not used to profile visitors and are not shared or sold.

Player data on the leaderboard

The tracker mirrors public information that Embark Studios publishes on its ranked leaderboard: in-game name and tag, rank, rank score, league, and any platform handles shown publicly there, plus the history we build from repeated snapshots. No private information, email addresses, real names or player IP addresses are collected, because we never have them.

If you are a player and want your entry hidden from this site, email us and we will remove it. Note that we cannot remove you from Embark's official leaderboard, only from here.

Third parties

Only two are involved: Discord, which delivers the bot's messages and applies its own privacy policy, and Embark's public leaderboard API, which is the source of the data. Nothing is passed to anyone else.

Children

The service is not directed at children under 13, and Discord's own terms require users to be at least 13 (or older where local law says so).

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the date above is updated. Questions, data or removal requests: [email protected].

See also the Terms of Service.