Last updated 2026.
You never need an account, and we never ask for payment details. If you don't sign in, what we store is anonymous: a random id in your browser, and which tools you used — never what you typed into chat beyond what's needed to answer you, never a photo you upload. Signing in with Google or Telegram is optional (see below).
A random id ("bet_uid") is set in a cookie the first time you use a tool that needs it, like chat or uploading a slip screenshot. It's not linked to your name or any account — it just lets us apply fair per-person limits (like a daily chat cap) and, if you choose to build a betting slip, keep it as yours while you're building it.
If you choose "Continue with Google", "Continue with Telegram" or your phone number, we keep what that service shows us: your name and profile picture, your Google email (only if Google confirms it), your Telegram id and username, or the phone number you verify (see the next section). We use it to recognise you on the website and in our Telegram bot, to keep your slips and settings with your account, and nothing else. We never see your Google password, and we don't read your emails or messages. We don't sell or share it. To remove your account, message our Telegram bot or contact us and we'll delete it.
The free trial is one per phone number. When you verify a number (by sharing it in our Telegram bot, or by typing the code we send to your WhatsApp or by SMS) we store only a scrambled, one-way version of it, never the number itself, so we can tell if the same number is used again. We use it only to give each number one trial and to let you sign in with it. We don't call or message you on that number except to send the sign-in code you asked for. The code is sent through a messaging provider (Termii).
If you turn alerts on, we send a message when a game on one of your slips is about to start, when a goal goes in and when the slip wins or loses, to the places you choose (this device, Telegram, or both). You choose which kinds you get and can switch them off at any time on the Settings page. Nothing else is sent.
We log anonymous events tied only to that random id — a page was viewed, a slip was built, a code was copied. This tells us which tools people actually use. No IP address, device fingerprint, name or contact detail is stored with it.
The own-slip builder keeps your in-progress slip in your browser's local storage, not on our servers — it stays on your device, syncing across tabs on that browser only, until you clear it or book it.
If you upload a betting-slip screenshot, it's sent to our reading service to extract the bets, and is not stored afterward — not by us, not past that one request.
We call SportyBet's and other bookmakers' public systems to price and book slips, and read Pinnacle's and Betradar's public odds/stats as a data source. We don't share your anonymous id or usage data with them, and booking a code only sends the bet selections needed to generate it — nothing about you.
The anonymous id cookie described above and, if you sign in, a signed sign-in cookie that says which account you are. No ad trackers, no third-party analytics pixels.
If what we collect changes meaningfully, we'll update this page. Check back if you want the latest version.