What we keep, and what we don't

• We don't know who you are: no sign-up, no email, no account. We don't store who looks up whom.
• We count visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which uses no cookies and doesn't follow you across sites. We don't send it the name of the player you look up.
• Your IP is used in the server's memory to limit checks per minute; we don't store it in any database. Like any host, Vercel keeps technical request logs for a few days.
• We count how many searches find someone and how many don't, per day, without the name searched.

• One cookie, “idioma”, only if you press ES or EN: it remembers your language for a year. It's the site's only cookie.
• Your recent checks, saved players and friends leaderboard are kept in your browser (local storage). They never leave your device and you erase them by clearing the site's data.
• Share images are drawn in your browser: they never go through our server.

We only use public stats: the ones EA publishes for each account, which reach us through gametools.network. Nothing anyone else can't see.

• When someone checks a player, we privately follow their public stats for 60 days after the last check, with one snapshot a day. It's used to estimate play sessions and notice sudden changes.
• After 30 days only one snapshot a week is kept, and those are deleted after a year; the per-weapon and per-map detail is deleted after two weeks.
• We keep the account's names (EA, Steam, Xbox) for up to a year, to find it if gametools' search fails.
• None of this is published: there are no lists, rankings or history of checked players. Profiles carry noindex and don't show up in search engines.

• The site runs on Vercel.
• Tracking is stored in a Supabase database, in a separate space only the site can access.
• No ads, and no selling or sharing data with anyone.