Privacy

Information used by the beta

The beta may use account information such as your email address, profile information you provide, league memberships, team and league names, drafted characters, roster activity, gameplay results, transaction history, feedback, and basic product-usage events needed to operate and improve the game.

Character Engine requests

When you ask the Character Engine to analyze a character or person, the name and any identifying details you submit may be sent to an AI service so the game can create its classification and game attributes. Do not submit private, confidential, or sensitive personal information about yourself or another person.

How information is used

Information is used to provide accounts and leagues, run drafts and weekly gameplay, preserve league history, prevent abuse, troubleshoot problems, review beta feedback, and understand whether the product is working well enough for a wider release.

Service providers

Draft & Roll relies on third-party infrastructure for functions such as hosting, authentication and database storage, email delivery, analytics, and AI-powered character analysis. Those providers may process the information necessary to perform those services.

Google Analytics and beta analytics

Draft & Roll uses Google Analytics to understand site traffic, referral sources, page views, engagement, and other product-usage patterns. Google Analytics may use cookies or similar device and browser identifiers to collect this information. We do not intentionally send names, email addresses, or other directly identifying account information to Google Analytics.

Analytics and tester feedback may be reviewed by the Draft & Roll administrator to identify broken flows, understand feature usage, measure beta retention, and improve the game. Learn more about how Google uses information from sites and apps that use its services at Google's partner-sites privacy page.

Kids and family leagues

Small family or kid-oriented leagues may be organized during beta, but direct accounts for children under 13 are not supported at this stage. Until parental-consent tools are intentionally built and reviewed, an adult or otherwise eligible account holder should organize and manage kid-oriented play. Do not submit a child's private or sensitive personal information through team names, feedback, Character Engine requests, or other game fields.

Questions or requests

During family and friends beta, use the Support or Give Feedback pages to report a privacy concern, request help with your account, or flag information you believe should be reviewed.