What's tracked, what's not, where it lives, how to turn it off or clear it
Three things: when you open an opponent's profile, when you read a “Next time” note, and when you generate an AI brief. Each is stored as a typed event with a timestamp and opponent ID — never note content. The app uses these records to compare your win rate in matches where you checked the opponent beforehand with your win rate in matches where you did not.
No tap heatmaps, no scroll tracking, no search queries, no third-party analytics SDKs — nothing about what you write. The telemetry is a short, fixed list of typed events, not a general analytics pipe.
It's your own data: it's saved to your storage (Google Drive, Dropbox, or iCloud) and synced across your devices — never to our servers. Recording is on by default. “Disable behavioral tracking” in Settings → Privacy stops new events from being recorded on this device when you check an opponent before a match. Matches logged while tracking is off are left out of the win-rate comparison between matches with and without a pre-match opponent check. “Delete behavioral history” removes the history already recorded across your devices. Your opponent notes are never affected.
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