Privacy policy

What Fantasy Playtime keeps, where, for how long, and how to delete it.

Last updated November 8, 2026

Without an account

You can use Fantasy Playtime without signing in. Your teams, filters, and settings are then saved only in your browser, and Fantasy Playtime's servers do not receive them. Clearing your browser's data removes them.

To show your teams, Fantasy Playtime requests league, roster, and score data from ESPN, Fleaflicker, Sleeper, or Yahoo, and NFL schedule, player, and injury data from public sources. Those providers receive these requests under their own privacy policies.

When you sign in

Signing in uses your Google account. Fantasy Playtime receives the email address, name, and profile picture Google shares, and assigns your account an ID. It never receives your Google password.

A signed-in account saves your teams, filters, settings, and the players you follow for free-agent updates, so they sync across your devices. Fantasy Playtime keeps your latest 50 earlier versions of your teams so it can restore a lost setup, and it keeps a replaced copy of your saved data for 90 days.

Fantasy provider connections

When you connect an ESPN account to import a private league, Fantasy Playtime stores the ESPN session it needs to read your leagues, encrypted on its servers, and never exposes that session to your browser. The connection service may temporarily read your ESPN fantasy preferences to locate your leagues, but it does not store the preference response or return profile fields to your browser. It never asks for or stores your ESPN password. A Yahoo connection, where offered, stores Yahoo's access tokens the same way.

Disconnecting a provider deletes its stored session or tokens. Teams you already imported stay saved.

League history you share

When you upload ESPN league history, Fantasy Playtime stores it with the league and shares it with anyone who enters that league's ESPN league ID, including for a private league. It contains the league's teams, managers' team names, standings, and results as ESPN published them.

Whether or not you sign in, your browser keeps the figures Fantasy Playtime works out for a league's finished seasons, such as each team's max points, roster moves, and the season's best player week, so a later visit doesn't request them again. Fantasy Playtime's servers do not receive them, and clearing your browser's data removes them.

Alerts

If you allow notifications, Fantasy Playtime stores your device's push subscription, which your browser's push service issues, to send injury, record, and free-agent alerts. When you sign out, your device keeps the subscription's endpoint and keys in its browser storage until the server confirms their removal, usually at once.

Without an account, your device also sends the players on your teams, by name, position, NFL team, and provider player IDs, so alerts can name them. It sends no team name, league, or scoring rule. That list is deleted after your device has not opened Fantasy Playtime for 90 days. Turning notifications off in your browser or in Settings stops the alerts.

Roster screenshots

Roster screenshots are read in your browser. The images are never uploaded, saved, added to analytics, or written to logs. Only the players you accept are saved with your team.

Contact form

Messages sent through the contact form, with the name and email address you enter, are delivered to Fantasy Playtime by email so we can reply. Cloudflare Turnstile checks that the sender is a person, and Resend delivers the message.

Analytics

Fantasy Playtime uses Google Analytics to count visits and see which pages are used. Google Analytics sets cookies and receives information such as the pages you view, your browser and device type, and your approximate location. Fantasy Playtime does not send it your teams, leagues, or account details. You can opt out with Google's browser add-on at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Who stores your data

Fantasy Playtime stores account data with Amazon Web Services in the United States, and runs its ESPN connection service on Google Cloud. A copy of account data saved before October 26, 2026 also remains with Supabase, our previous provider, until that service is shut down in late 2026. Fantasy Playtime does not sell your information or use it for advertising.

Deleting your data

Removing a team removes it from your account on every device. To delete your whole account and everything stored with it, send a request through the contact form from the email address you sign in with.

Children

Fantasy Playtime is not directed to children under 13 and does not knowingly collect their information.

Changes

When Fantasy Playtime changes how it handles your information, this page changes first, with a new date at its top.