Matchday

Privacy Policy

Last updated: 17 June 2026

This policy explains what data Matchday handles. The short version: it stores only what it needs to run a World Cup server, and nothing personal about you.

TL;DR — Matchday stores per-server settings (channel/role IDs and timing) and match-scheduling state. It does not read your messages, store your account, track you, or use analytics. Remove the bot and its data for that server is deleted.

1 What we store

Matchday keeps a small amount of data per server, so it knows where to post and which matches it has already handled:

2 What we don't collect

3 The opt-in ping role

When you click the “Get match pings” button, the bot simply adds or removes the @World Cup role on your account in that server. It does this in the moment and stores nothing about you — no record of who toggled it or when. The role lives in Discord; the bot keeps no copy.

4 Third-party data

To show fixtures and results, the bot fetches public, read-only data from third parties. No personal data is sent to them.

The bot runs on a private server (hosted via Dokploy / Hetzner). Your interaction with it is also subject to Discord's Privacy Policy.

5 Data retention & deletion

The bot's stored data exists only while it's in your server. To delete it:

6 Children

Matchday is intended for use within Discord and is not directed at children under the minimum age required by Discord's Terms of Service (13, or higher where local law requires).

7 Changes

We may update this policy from time to time; the “Last updated” date above reflects the current version.

8 Contact

Questions, or want your server's data removed? Reach out to gogurm on Discord.