Our promise

Our stance on your players’ data.

What happens at your table is your players’ story. Here’s exactly what we keep, what we never touch, and why that line is built into the architecture, not left to a setting.

Session transcript
S14
M
Mira

"The cavern opened up around them, vast and silent. Far below, water moved in the dark, and Vael raised the lantern to the edge of the drop." "Oh, hang on, pizza’s here, let me grab the door."

J
Jordan

"Nice. So how’s work been treating you?"

S
Sam

"Ugh, busy. My boss is being a real—"

M
Mira

"Okay, I’m back, sorry about that. Where were we?" "Back in the cavern, a low sound begins to echo from the darkness ahead of you."

We keep the story. The table talk just fades, it’s never kept as canon.
The line we draw

What we keep, and what we never touch.

We record what your table declares and what happens in the fiction. We never profile, score, or analyze the people at the table.

What we never touch

  • ✕Who talked the most, or how engaged each player was.
  • ✕Sentiment, participation scores, or behavioral profiles of your players.
  • ✕Anything that turns the people at your table into metrics.

What we keep

  • ✓The fiction: what happened in the story, in the world, to the characters.
  • ✓Decisions and canon events the table establishes together.
  • ✓Safety-tool invocations your table openly declares: X-cards, lines, and veils.
By design

It’s the architecture, not a setting.

This isn’t a switch you have to trust us to leave off. Player data never enters the memory layer in the first place. Whatever fails the promotion gate is gone before anything is stored.

Your Discord session
Everything said at the table
Promotion gate
Only the fiction passes through
Memory layer
Canon drives the notes and memory
Who it’s for

Made for safety-focused, professional GMs.

Safety-focused
We honor the safety culture your table builds, X-cards, lines, and veils.
Discord-based
Captured natively from your voice channel, no upload step.
Professional
Made for GMs who get paid to run the table, across many campaigns.

Their story to tell, not data to mine.

That’s one of the boundaries we build Dice Party on.

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