Privacy

Reading the site needs no account. Visits are counted twice: by Umami, which uses no cookies and stores no personal data, and by Google Analytics (below). The site carries no ads; the only promotion is NordVPN partner links (below).

Google Analytics

It shows which pages are read, how people found them, and their country and device — as totals, to see how the site is used and what to improve. In the European Union, the rest of the EEA, the UK and Switzerland it sets no cookies: each page view is a ping without an identifier. Everywhere else it sets the _ga cookies, so that a return visit counts as the same visitor. It is not used for advertising.

If you sign in

• Your email address — to send sign-in links. It is never shown on the site.
• The name shown on your battles (you choose it; it starts as "Commander" and a number).
• Sign-in sessions: when they were made, and the IP address and browser they came from, to keep your account safe.
• The battles you save, your likes and the battles you keep.

If you report a mistake or send a suggestion

"Report or suggest" in the header (and "Tell us" under every page) stores what you write, the page's address, the kind you pick (a mistake or a suggestion), the game patch and the time; if you are signed in, also which account sent it. To stop one person flooding the form, a scrambled code made from your IP address is kept with it — not the address itself. Only the site's admins read reports.

Cards on other websites

Blogs and forums that use our script (tooltips.js, or the GameDB Cards WordPress plugin) load card data and game icons from twdatabase.com when their page is read. Unless the site turns it off (ping: false), the script also reports once per page view to our analytics (analytics.usecalcpro.com) the website's host name and how many of our links, cards, lists and embeds the page shows — no cookies, nothing about the reader. Embedded cards (/embed) carry no ads and no page-view analytics.

Partner links

The NordVPN links and cards marked "Partner link" ("Ad" on phones) go through go.nordvpn.net, NordVPN's affiliate tracker, which records the click so that this site is credited; if you then buy NordVPN, the site earns a commission, and the price is the same for you as going to NordVPN directly. Nothing reaches NordVPN unless you click one: the banners and the short silent NordVPN video at the bottom of the window are served from this site. Our own analytics counts that a partner link was clicked, where on the page and which banner or video, nothing about you. To show the same video clip for a whole visit and to keep the video closed once you close it, your browser keeps a word each in session storage (nord.clip, nord.dock), gone when the tab closes; they are never sent anywhere.

The site reads your IP address to show it back to you in the NordVPN video card, shortened to its first part (such as 85.12.•.•), with the country your connection comes from (the card isn't shown where NordVPN's offer doesn't apply). It is not stored or sent anywhere; your browser keeps the shortened form for the visit (nord.ip, session storage).

Where it lives

In the site's own database on a server in the United States. Sign-in emails are sent through Resend; the site is served by Cloudflare. Nothing is sold or shared for advertising.

Cookies

Google Analytics' above. After you sign in, two more: the session cookie that keeps you signed in, and a small one that lets the header show "My battles". Both are needed for the account to work.

Deleting everything

My battles → Account → Delete account removes your account, your battles, likes and saved battles at once. Accounts are for people aged 13 and over.