Information we process
When you connect a league or draft, Draft Raccoon processes league settings, team and manager display names, draft order, roster slots, player pool information, picks, and the team you select or that the provider identifies as yours. An anonymous session identifier keeps your reports separate from other visitors.
Browser extension access
The extension runs only on supported ESPN, Sleeper, and Draft Raccoon pages listed in its manifest. Chrome may send your existing ESPN session cookies directly to ESPN when the extension requests a private league; Draft Raccoon does not receive or store those cookie values. The extension does not place picks or change your provider account.
Local and server storage
- Your selected league or team, cached ranking snapshot, and completed report link may be stored in Chrome extension storage.
- Draft state and generated reports are stored in the Draft Raccoon production database and scoped to your anonymous browser session.
- Operational logs may include request IDs, route names, response status, and error details, but are not intended to contain provider passwords or cookies.
Sharing and third parties
Draft Raccoon contacts ESPN and Sleeper to read league or draft information and uses Vercel and Neon to run the website and database. It does not sell personal information or use draft data for advertising. A Draft Review is private to the browser session that created it unless a future sharing feature explicitly says otherwise.
Retention and deletion
Local extension data can be removed by uninstalling the extension or clearing its site data. To request deletion of a server-stored Draft Review during the beta, use the contact path on the Support page and include the report URL and approximate creation time. Do not send ESPN cookies or passwords.
Beta changes
This policy may change as the beta adds a Chrome Web Store listing, account features, or new providers. Material changes will be reflected by the updated date on this page.