Privacy

When you play a party game, the nickname you type and the room code are held in memory on the server only while that room is active, so players can see each other and scores update. Your answers and scores live there for the same short window.

Nothing is written to a database or disk. When a room empties, that data is gone — there's nothing stored to look up later, and nothing to delete.

Your browser keeps your chosen nickname and your game settings in local storage so you don't retype them. This never leaves your device and isn't uploaded anywhere.

The site runs on Cloudflare, which — like any web host — sees the network requests needed to serve pages (including your IP address). We don't store or use that, and request logging is turned off.

Game data (player stats, headshots, team logos) is fetched live from ESPN and Wikipedia. When you search for a player, the name you type is sent to ESPN's public search to fetch suggestions. We never send your nickname, IP, or any personal detail to them.

None. No analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixels, and no cookies.