Account and access data: identifiers used for login, verification, refresh, and access control, including email address, phone number, user ID, and related verification status when these features are used.
Platform connection data: OAuth tokens, refresh tokens, channel identifiers, nicknames, and technical metadata required to connect Twitch, YouTube, and Kick accounts.
Live activity data: chat messages, follows, subscriptions, raids, stream status updates, viewer counts, audience counters, and normalized event history received from connected platforms or webhook sources.
Desktop configuration data: user preferences, animation and overlay rules, OBS connection settings, macro definitions, notification settings, and other operator configuration saved locally on the device and, for some settings, through authenticated application storage.
Payment and subscription data: customer email, order identifiers, checkout session identifiers, subscription identifiers, plan references, payment status, billing period dates, and related transaction metadata needed to provide paid access where applicable.
Technical data: request logs, security headers, callback payloads, and operational metadata needed to secure, troubleshoot, and maintain the service.
Website preference data: the public landing page stores the selected language in your browser local storage.
Local secure storage data: the desktop app may store tokens or session data in secure OS-backed storage such as the system keychain or credential vault, depending on the environment.