Privacy Policy

Last updated: April 2026

Two Ways to Use GamingDiver

GamingDiver can be used in two modes:

Anonymous Mode — Your Data Never Leaves Your Browser

When you use GamingDiver without an account, everything is processed in JavaScript, directly in your web browser. When you upload your game data export:

Account Mode — What We Store

When you create an account and sign in, the following data is stored securely in our cloud infrastructure (powered by Supabase):

All stored data is protected by Row Level Security — only you can access your own data through the application.

How We Use Your Data

GamingDiver staff may access stored data for the following limited purposes:

We will never use your data for advertising, profiling, or selling to third parties.

Authentication Providers

You can sign in with Microsoft, Google, Apple, Discord, or email/password. When using a social login provider:

Data Sharing

We never sell or share your personal data with third parties. Your game data and personal information are never sold, licensed, or made available to external parties. Aggregate, anonymized statistics (e.g., leaderboards, global ship performance) may be displayed publicly but will never identify you without your explicit consent.

Local Caching

Regardless of account status, GamingDiver stores your processed results in your browser's IndexedDB (local storage). This data:

Minimal Analytics

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics to understand basic usage patterns. Cloudflare Web Analytics:

Your Rights (GDPR Compliance)

If you have an account, you have the following rights:

Export Your Data

Download a complete copy of all your stored data (profile, uploads, statistics) as a JSON file.

Delete Your Account

Permanently delete your account and all associated data from our servers. This action cannot be undone. Your local browser cache will remain until you clear it separately.

Clear Local Data

To remove all cached data from your browser (this does not affect cloud data):

  1. Go to the dashboard and click "Clear Data"
  2. Or clear this site's data in your browser settings

Verify It Yourself

GamingDiver's client-side code is open and inspectable: