Last updated: July 20, 2026 · GamerSync is currently in pre-launch development.
This policy explains what data GamerSync collects when you create an account or sign in (including via Google, Apple, or Steam), why we collect it, and where it's stored. GamerSync is operated by a small independent team; if anything here is unclear, contact us at contact@gamersync.shop.
| Data | Source | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Email address | You, at signup (optional if you sign in with Steam only) | Login, account verification, password reset |
| Password | You, at signup | Stored only as a salted Argon2 hash — we never store or see your plain-text password |
| Display name | You, or your Google/Apple/Steam profile | Shown to other users in-app |
| Steam ID, persona name, avatar | Steam, when you link your Steam account | Connect your Steam identity and library to your profile |
| Google/Apple account identifier and email | Google/Apple, when you sign in with them | Let you log in without a separate password |
| Login sessions (IP address, device/browser info, timestamps) | Automatically, at login | Security — detect suspicious logins, let you review/revoke active sessions |
We only request data from Steam, Google, or Apple that you've actively authorized by signing in through their login flow — we never see or store your password for those services.
Account data is stored in our database hosted in the United States (via our infrastructure provider, Railway). It is not sold or shared with data brokers or advertisers.
We keep your account data for as long as your account exists. If you delete your account, your profile and linked accounts (Steam/Google/Apple) are deleted immediately; session and security logs are retained for a limited period afterward for fraud prevention, then deleted.
As GamerSync moves from pre-launch to a public release, this policy may be updated to reflect new features. We'll update the date at the top of this page when that happens.