What is stored

There is no analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixel and no cookie banner — because there is nothing to consent to. Pages are static files, and the card and tournament data they read is fetched from this same site.

Your browser keeps ordinary things it keeps for any site: cached files, and the filter choices some pages put in the address bar so a view can be linked to. None of that is sent anywhere.

An account is optional. It exists so you can keep decks of your own and, if you run tournaments, submit results. Everything else on the site works without one.

What is stored, and nothing else:

• An account identifier, and the display name and email address your sign-in provider gives us.
• The decks you choose to save, and any tournament results you submit.
• Whether your account has been granted the organizer role.

Signing in through Discord or Google means no password exists here at all. If you sign in with an email address instead, the password is stored hashed by our authentication provider and is never visible to us.

The data above is used only to run the account: to know that a saved deck is yours, and that a submitted tournament came from a real organizer. It is not sold, shared, rented, or used to build a profile of you, and it is not used for advertising.

The legal basis is the performance of the service you asked for by creating an account. There is no marketing, so there is nothing to opt out of.

Accounts and their data are held by Supabase, which processes them on our behalf. If you sign in with Discord or Google, that provider knows you signed in here — the same as anywhere else you use them.

Card images are served from our own content delivery network, so looking at a card tells nobody else that you did. The one exception is unreleased-set images on Spoilers, which are shown from One Piece Top Decks’ servers with attribution rather than copied — loading those reaches their server.

Account data is kept while the account exists. Ask at the contact address below and it will be deleted — the account and everything in it — without needing a reason.

You can also ask for a copy of what is stored about you, or for a correction. There is not much of it, so these are not difficult requests to answer.

Tournament results that have been approved and published are a separate matter: those become part of the public record of an event, alongside the same results from Limitless and One Piece Top Decks, and deleting an account does not retract them. Ask if a specific result should not be there.

If this changes in a way that matters, the page changes with it and the date below moves. For anything on this page — a request, a correction, or a question about what is held — write to tdk8gb93@gmail.com.

See also the terms of use and the trademark and copyright notice.