Privacy

You can use this whole site without an account. Signing in is only needed to save clubs, claim your pro, or post a recruitment listing. We do not run first-party analytics scripts or tracking pixels. Google AdSense may use cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure ads; you can inspect the publisher script in the page source.

Clublytics reads EA’s public Pro Clubs endpoints and stores the matches it finds: clubs, scorelines, and the per-player rows EA publishes for each match, including gamertags. This is the archive, and it is what the site is for — EA serves only your last ten matches, and everything older exists here because it was written down while it was still available.

This data is already public through EA. We do not know who you are from it, and a gamertag appears here whether or not its owner has ever visited the site.

The sign-in requests the identify scope and nothing else. That means we receive, and store, your Discord user ID, your username and your avatar. We do not receive your email address, your servers, your friends or your messages, and we cannot read them.

Your session is a signed cookie. There is no session table, so signing in creates no record beyond the account row itself.

Once signed in, the site also stores what you deliberately create:

• clubs and players you save
• the pro you claim, and whether it has been verified
• recruitment listings you post, and applications you send or receive

Recent searches, recently scouted clubs and your platform choice are kept in your browser’s local storage, not on our servers. Clearing your browser data removes them, and they are never sent anywhere.

The site runs on Cloudflare, which processes requests and stores the database. Donations go through Ko-fi, which tells us that a payment happened and the name shown on the Wall of Fame — we never see card details. Google AdSense also processes advertising requests and may use cookies or similar technologies to serve and measure ads. We do not use data brokers, and we do not sell your account data.

Your profile has a delete control, and it deletes: the account row, your saved clubs and players, your pro claim, and your listings and applications. It is a real deletion rather than a flag, and it takes effect immediately.

Archived matches stay. They are EA’s public record of games that happened rather than anything about your account, and removing a player from a match would leave every other player in that match with a false scoreline.

Questions, corrections, or a deletion you cannot perform yourself: open an issue on the project, or reach us through the Discord link on the recruitment board.