Privacy Policy
Last updated 26 October 2026
Graveyard Keeper Database keeps personal information only when you sign in with Google, Discord, Twitch or Steam. It then stores the account identifier, display name and picture that service provides, and what you save or publish while signed in, which is your preparation plans, comments, ratings, correction reports and screenshots. They show your name beside what you publish and keep your plans with your account. When the service provides an email address, the site keeps it with your account to contact you about it. Steam provides none. A copy also stays in the signed session cookie in your browser, which expires after 30 days.
Google Analytics and PostHog record the pages visited, to measure traffic. The site does not use them to track you as an individual.
When you use this site's app in ChatGPT or another assistant, the assistant sends this site the name of the tool it calls and that tool's inputs, such as a search phrase, a game, a section, a page path, a language and a result position. The site uses them only to answer that request and does not store them. The request carries no account, so the site cannot tie it to you.
Every request, an assistant app's included, is recorded in the web server's access log with the sending address, the time, the requested path, the response status and size, the referring page and the client name. Access logs are deleted after 15 days. Account details and what you saved stay until you delete them or ask for the account to be deleted.
You can delete your own comments on the site, and signing out removes the session cookie. To learn what the site holds about your account, or to have it deleted, email [email protected] from the address or account you signed in with.