This page explains what Inazuma Bot Tournaments stores about you and why, in plain language.
When you register for a tournament or log in with Discord, we store: your Discord user ID and display name, your tournament registrations, seed positions, and match results you're part of. If you log in with Discord, we also store the avatar Discord gives us for your account.
This data is what makes the bracket work: showing who's registered, who plays whom, keeping score, and letting you manage the tournaments you created from the dashboard.
Anyone with the tournament's link can see the public bracket, participant list, and standings - this is by design, the same as any tournament bracket. Only the tournament's organizers can edit settings, report scores, or manage participants.
We use a single session cookie to keep you logged in after Discord authentication. No advertising or analytics cookies are used.
We don't sell or share your data with third parties. Discord OAuth is used only to confirm who you are - we never see or store your Discord password.
Contact the server admin or bot owner via Discord to have your data removed from a tournament or from the bot entirely.
This policy may be updated as the bot changes. Continuing to use the site after an update means you accept the current version.