Privacy Notice

Data controller

This site is operated by UcuzaGB (ucuzagb.com). The single contact address for anything about your personal data: [email protected].

What data we process

1. Server logs

On every visit the web server writes the following to a file:

• your IP address
• date and time
• the address you opened and the result of the request (status code, bytes sent)
• the page you came from (referrer)
• browser and operating system details (user-agent)

Purpose: keeping the site running, debugging, detecting attacks and abuse. Legal basis: KVKK art. 5/2-f — legitimate interest. Retention: logs rotate daily and are deleted automatically after 14 days.

We don't match these logs to your identity or to a chat account.

2. Anvil simulator contributions

When you share an attempt result on the Anvil page, the server receives: which level was attempted from and to, whether it succeeded, whether Trina was used, and the item name. This goes into aggregate statistics; who sent it is not stored.

Your IP address is used in that request only for rate limiting — to stop one person sending hundreds of records a second. It is held in memory, deleted after one minute, and never written to disk.

Whatever you type in the item name field is shown on the site. Don't put a character name or personal details there.

3. When you e-mail us

If you write to the address on the contact page, your e-mail address and what you wrote reach us and are kept for the duration of the exchange. Since the address is a Gmail account, the message is also processed on Google's mail infrastructure. Legal basis: being able to answer your request (KVKK art. 5/2-c and art. 5/2-f).

4. Studio account (optional)

Streamer overlays work without an account. If you choose to sign in with Twitch or Kick on the Studio account page, we store: your platform user id, login name and avatar; the access and refresh tokens the platform issues (encrypted with AES-256-GCM, the key kept outside the database); which event subscriptions are active; your last 500 stream events (follows, subs, bits, raids, hype trains, rewards) so alerts and event lists can show them; and a session record for the login cookie.

For loyalty points, the store and leaderboard overlays we also keep, for viewers who write in your chat, their username, points, message count, watch time and when they were last seen; store redemptions; and gift sub, bits and tip totals. We do not store the content of chat messages. Legal basis: performance of the service you asked for (KVKK art. 5/2-c). Everything is deleted at once with the "delete my account" button on the same page; subscriptions on the platform side are cancelled at the same time.

5. Tips (Studio)

Tips are made on the streamer's page on KnightPin; the money never passes through us and no card or bank details ever reach us. For a streamer who enables tips we keep the KnightPin link: their KnightPin streamer number and name, tip page address, minimum / maximum amount and fee rate. When a tip completes, KnightPin notifies us; we keep the tipper's display name, message, amount and transaction number so alerts, the goal bar and the recent tips list can show them. The tipper's e-mail and IP address are not stored. KnightPin keeps the payment records under its own privacy notice. Legal basis: performance of the service you asked for (KVKK art. 5/2-c). Tip records are deleted together with your Studio account.

6. Price alerts and notifications (optional)

On pages with alerts and notifications, your browser generates a random notification ID and keeps it in its local storage; in the mobile app, the app generates this ID and keeps it on your phone. If you set an alert, turn on notifications or an event reminder, or connect Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp, a record tied to that ID is created on the server. It holds:

• where notifications go: your browser's push subscription address, the mobile app's notification token and the phone type (Android or iOS), your Telegram or Discord user id and display name, and if you joined on WhatsApp, the id of the WhatsApp chat you wrote to us from (usually your phone number) and the language of the messages
• the server you follow and its price, for comparison
• the alerts you set (server or item, target price) and the events you picked
• when the record was created and last changed

No e-mail or IP address is written to this record; your IP address is used in memory only for rate limiting and never written to disk. A phone number is written only if you join on WhatsApp, as the chat id above. If you set an alert directly from the Telegram or Discord bot, the record is tied to that account. Legal basis: being able to send the notifications you asked for (KVKK art. 5/2-c).

WhatsApp: to link WhatsApp you send the code shown on the site to KnightPin's notification line (+90 850 305 18 00); your message stays in that line's log. We only search for the message containing the code and read no other message on that line. That chat only gets the confirmation and the notifications you turn on (price alerts, new servers, price drops, event reminders); you can stop them with "Unlink WhatsApp" in the alert window or by e-mailing us.

Retention: the record is not deleted after a set time; it stays until you turn it off. When you turn off or disconnect a channel, that channel's details (subscription address, user id and name, the app's notification token, WhatsApp chat id) are deleted right away. If you revoke browser or app notification permission, uninstall the app or block the bot, they are deleted at the latest on the first notification sent to that channel. A triggered alert stays in the list for 7 days and is then deleted. A record with no channel, followed server, event or alert left is deleted completely within 6 hours.

If you add the bot to a Telegram group or Discord channel for price posts, the group or channel id (and on Discord the server name) and the posting settings are kept. They are deleted when you turn posting off, or at the latest at the next scheduled post if you remove the bot.

7. Streamer scores, reactions and the server poll

On the live streams page you can give a streamer a plus or minus, leave a reaction and say which server you will play on. The server keeps a random ID made by your browser next to your choices — no name, account or e-mail. The page also sends the same ID every 30 seconds for the "people on this page" counter; that is held in memory only and dropped about a minute after you leave.

Your IP address is used only for rate limiting (so one person cannot send hundreds of votes). It is held in memory, dropped within an hour and never written to disk. Deleting the ID from your browser ends the link to your old votes.

8. Live chat (optional)

Reading the chat needs no account. To write, react or report a message you open a chat account: with a username and password, or with Twitch or Kick. To write messages you also verify your phone number on WhatsApp. We store:

• your chat username; if you signed up with a password, a one-way hash of it (never the password itself); if you signed in with Twitch or Kick, your user id and login name on that platform
• if you verified your phone, a one-way hash of your number (never the number itself) and when you verified — so one number cannot be used on two accounts
• the messages you write, the reactions you give and the reports you send
• when the account was created and last seen, and any mute or ban record
• a session record for the login cookie (a hash of the cookie, not the cookie itself)

With Twitch or Kick we only read who you are; the access token the platform issues is not stored and is released right away. Your messages are visible to everyone on the site. Your IP address is used in memory only for rate limiting and never written to disk. Legal basis: performance of the service you asked for (KVKK art. 5/2-c); for reports and moderation records, legitimate interest (art. 5/2-f).

Phone verification: you send the code shown in the chat box to KnightPin's notification line (+90 850 305 18 00) on WhatsApp; your message stays in that line's log. We only search for the message containing the code; your number is read from it and only its hash is written to the chat record. That chat gets a single confirmation message. Legal basis: keeping the chat free of abuse, such as spam or coming back with a new account after a ban — legitimate interest (KVKK art. 5/2-f).

Retention: each room keeps its latest 3,000 messages; older ones are deleted automatically. Your account stays until you ask for it to be deleted: write to [email protected] and we answer within 30 days. The hash of your number stays with your account and is deleted with it. Messages that were reported or moderated, and that account's record, may be kept for use in a possible dispute (KVKK art. 5/2-e). While the chat box is open your browser sends a random ID so you are counted once in the online count; it is held in memory only while the connection is open.

Data that stays in your browser

Ledger, clan bank, inventory, character build, market tracking, theme, font size, selected server, whether the chat box is open — all of these live in your browser's local storage (localStorage). They are not sent to the server, we have no access to them, and they are not backed up. They are lost if you clear your browser data or delete them from the Cookie preferences screen on the Cookie Policy page.

Who we share it with

We don't sell data, don't pass it on for marketing, and don't connect it to an ad network. There are a few exceptions:

• Hosting provider. The site runs on a server; the server logs sit on that server's disk.
• Google (Analytics). On by default. While it is on, your IP address (truncated), the page you opened and the source you came from are sent to Google when your visit is counted. Turn it off from the Cookie preferences button and that connection is no longer made.
• Twitch. If you type a channel name into the giveaway wheel or the streamer poll tool, your browser connects directly to Twitch's chat server. You start that connection and your IP address goes to Twitch. The connection is anonymous, needs no Twitch account, and we don't store chat content. If you don't type a channel name, no such connection is made.
• Notification services. Browser notifications go through your browser's own push service (e.g. Google for Chrome, Mozilla for Firefox, Apple for Safari). The content is encrypted and the service cannot read it; it sees the subscription address and when a notification is sent.
• App notifications. If you turn on notifications in the mobile app, they go through Expo's notification service, which passes them to Google (Firebase Cloud Messaging) on Android and to Apple's notification service on iPhone. These services see the notification token, the notification text and when it is sent.
• Telegram, Discord and WhatsApp. If you connect one of these, notifications go as messages on that platform and pass through that platform's servers. The message you send to verify your phone for the chat also goes through WhatsApp.
• Twitch and Kick sign-in. If you join the chat with Twitch or Kick, you sign in on that platform's own page; the platform gives us your user id and name. Your password never reaches us.
• KnightPin. If you enable tips, your Twitch user id is sent to KnightPin to find your streamer account there; KnightPin tells us when a tip completes. If you join on WhatsApp or verify your phone for the chat, the messages go through KnightPin's notification line; the line's message log is kept on KnightPin's server.

If a legal obligation arises (a court or authority request), server logs may be shared. There is no other transfer.

Transfers abroad

Measurement is on by default; while it is on, visit data is transferred to Google (abroad). If you turn it off from Cookie preferences, no data goes abroad.

Beyond that we use no service that transfers data abroad: no ad network, no external fonts, no external CDN — every file, fonts included, comes from our own server. The other exceptions are the Twitch connection described above, the push service, Telegram, Discord or WhatsApp if you turn on notifications, joining the chat with Twitch or Kick, verifying your phone for the chat on WhatsApp, and your e-mailing us.

How to exercise your rights

KVKK art. 11 gives you these rights: to learn whether your personal data is processed, to request information if it is, to learn whether it is used for its purpose, to have it corrected if incomplete or wrong, to have it deleted where the conditions are met, and to claim compensation if you have suffered damage.

Send your request to [email protected]; we answer within 30 days at the latest.

If this notice changes

If anything changes in how the site handles data, this page is updated. Effective date: 31 October 2026.