Privacy

Signals Dashboard · last updated November 12, 2026

This is a private dashboard for members of one Discord server, run by that server's owner. You log in with Discord's official OAuth2 login or a one-time link from the server's bot. It never asks for your password, and it collects as little as it can.

What we get from Discord when you log in

• Your Discord user ID and username/display name (the "identify" permission).
• The list of servers you're in (the "guilds" permission). It's used only to check that you're a member of this server, then discarded. It is not stored.

The access token Discord issues is used for those two lookups and then thrown away.

If you log in with the /dashboard command instead

• The server's bot creates the link when you run /dashboard. It already knows your Discord user ID and display name from the command, and puts those in the link.
• Membership is checked by the command itself: it only works inside the server (or, from a DM, the bot asks Discord whether you're a member). Your server list isn't read at all on this route.
• Each link is signed so it can't be altered, works once, and expires after 5 minutes. The bot logs your Discord user ID when it issues one, and the website logs it when the link is used.

Either way, we never receive your password, email address, messages, or payment details.

What we keep

• A login cookie in your browser holding your Discord user ID, display name, and login time (the same cookie whichever way you log in; for a guest link, a name and the link's ID instead of a Discord ID). It's signed so it can't be forged, is only sent over HTTPS, and expires after 30 days (24 hours for guest links) or when you log out. It's the only cookie this site sets.
• Server logs: like most websites, the server records each request's IP address, time, and page, and notes the Discord user ID of each login or refused login. The /dashboard link itself is never sent to the server in the page address, so it doesn't appear in these logs. They're used only for security and troubleshooting, kept on the server, and automatically rotated so only recent entries are kept.

No analytics, advertising, or tracking scripts. Nothing is sold or shared.

Other services involved

• Discord handles the login itself, under Discord's privacy policy.
• DigitalOcean hosts the server.
• cdnjs (run by Cloudflare) serves the charting library on the dashboard page after you log in, so it sees your IP address when your browser downloads it.

Your choices

• Log out any time to delete the login cookie.
• Remove this site's access in Discord under User Settings → Authorized Apps.
• For questions, or to ask for anything about you to be removed from the logs, message the server owner on Discord.

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