Effective date: May 24, 2026 Last updated: October 12, 2026

Hey, I'm the developer of Whot Legends. This page explains what happens with your data when you play. Short version: I collect the minimum needed to run accounts, matches and tournaments, I don't sell it, and there are no ads or analytics trackers in the app.

Summary

Whot Legends is an online card game for iPhone and Android. Your account, wallet, stats, matches and tournament entries live on a server, so the app needs an internet connection to play, whether you're up against Roboto (the AI opponent) or another player. I don't run analytics or advertising SDKs, and nothing in the app tracks you across other apps or websites.

What I collect when you sign up

You can create an account with email and password (I'll email you a one-time code to confirm it), or sign in with Google, or with Apple on iPhone. I receive:

• Your email address
• If you use Apple or Google: the account identifier and email that service shares with me (with Apple you can choose to hide your email)

Your email is stored in the app's authentication database. It isn't end-to-end encrypted: I can view it from the Supabase admin dashboard for support and account management. I never use it for marketing and never share it with anyone.

I also ask you to pick:

• A nickname (3–11 characters, lowercase letters, numbers and underscores; must be unique; visible to other players)
• A profile picture, which you can upload from your camera or photo library

I don't ask for your date of birth, location, contacts, phone number or any government ID.

What I store about your gameplay

Once you're signed in, the server keeps:

• Stats: games played, wins, win rate, current and best win streak, rank, total earned and leaderboard position
• Match history: who played whom, the mode (vs. Roboto, a challenge, a game room or a tournament), the stake, the result, the duration and timestamps
• Move log: the cards dealt and played in each match against another player, so you can review it later in the match breakdown
• Game state: the live state of a match in progress (deck, hands, pile) so it can resume if your connection drops
• Tournaments: the events you enter, your bracket results and any prizes