Privacy

We try to store as little about you as possible. There's no advertising, no third-party analytics, and no tracking pixels. Here's the full picture.

Signing in with Discord

The only way to sign in is with Discord. We request just the identify scope (your public profile) and nothing else. We don't request or store your email address.

From your Discord profile we store:

• your Discord account ID and username;
• your display name and avatar, so your creator profile has a face and a name.

Your profile

If you fill them in, we store the profile details you choose to add: a bio and any links you list. You can edit or clear these from your settings at any time.

Sessions

To keep you signed in we set a session cookie. We store only a hashed form of the session token (never the raw token) along with its expiry. The cookie is used purely for authentication, not for tracking.

Downloads, stars, and views

We keep simple counts of downloads, stars, and views per asset. Stars are tied to your account (so you can see what you've starred).

A download counts once per person per release, so re-downloading something never inflates a publisher's numbers. To do that we record a token against the release. If you're signed in, that's your account id, so the count knows a given account took a copy of a given release. If you're not, it's a one-way hash of your IP address and browser mixed with a secret we hold: we never store the address itself, the hash can't be turned back into one, and it's re-mixed every day, so it can't follow you from one day to the next. Those anonymous tokens are deleted about a week after they're written. View counts use only a short-lived in-memory signal that never reaches the database.

What we don't do

• No advertising or ad networks.
• No third-party analytics or tracking scripts.
• No selling or sharing of your data.

Deleting your data

You can remove your uploads yourself from your dashboard. To delete your account and the data associated with it, ask in the BO3 Mod Tools Discord and the maintainers will sort it out.