Player data
When someone compares a player, we fetch that player's public profile and stats from the game's data source and store them so the result page and the player page can show them. That is the display name, account identifier, platform or server, rank or level, avatar where the game provides one, and the stats listed on the result page. All of it is information the game already makes public. If you want a player page removed, ask and it is taken down.
Shared results
Every comparison gets a short link so it can be shared. Anyone with the link can open it. Results list both players' names and stats and stay online unless a player asks for their page to be removed.
Analytics
We run our own page-view and event counter to see which games and pages people use. Each browser tab gets a random session identifier that lives in session storage and is gone when the tab closes. Events record the event name, the game, the page path and a few properties about the action, such as which share button was used. We do not store your IP address; a hashed, short-lived rate-limit key stops a result's view count from being inflated and expires within an hour.
Who else sees data
Game data sources receive the player names or identifiers you look up: api-fortnite.com, the Riot Games API, OpenDota and the official PUBG API. Google receives the usual ad requests. Cloudflare and our hosting provider handle the traffic. We do not sell or share anything else.
Questions or a removal request?
One address for both. Include the link to the page you mean.