Privacy

Updated November 9, 2026. This page explains how Bloxfind handles information when you browse game analytics, create an account, manage subscriptions or use the AI analyst. Contact support@badpals.com with privacy or account questions.

Account information

Clerk handles account creation, sign-in, verification and sessions. If you choose Google sign-in, Google shares your account identifier, email address and basic profile information, such as your name and profile image, with Clerk for Bloxfind. We use this information to identify your account, display your profile and provide account features. Google sign-in requests only OpenID, email and profile permissions, not access to Gmail, Drive or your other Google content. Bloxfind does not receive your Google password.

Bloxfind stores account identifiers, first and last account-access times, usage counts, account restrictions, session-revocation records and moderation actions in Cloudflare. Profile and authentication information is managed by Clerk. The site owner can view account details and sign-in activity, restrict accounts and revoke sessions to operate and protect the service.

AI questions

When you use the analyst, your question, recent conversation context, the page or game you are viewing, your time zone and relevant analytics are sent to OpenAI to generate an answer. The analyst may use web search. Bloxfind does not automatically include your account email or Google profile in these AI requests. Information you type into a question is included, so avoid submitting passwords or sensitive personal information.

Completed conversations, including questions, answers, charts, game cards and source links, are saved to your signed-in Bloxfind account in Cloudflare. Your 50 most recently active chats are retained; saving another chat automatically removes the oldest inactive chat from your account history. Bloxfind stores account-linked usage counts, token totals, research-tool counts and estimated request costs to enforce service limits and monthly allowances. These usage records do not contain your question or answer text. OpenAI processes requests under its own service and data-retention policies.

Subscriptions

Stripe hosts checkout and subscription management. Bloxfind stores your account's Stripe customer and subscription identifiers, plan, billing period, subscription status and processed billing-event identifiers to manage access. Stripe processes payment and billing details under its privacy policy. Bloxfind does not store card numbers or security codes.

Hosting, cookies and security

Cloudflare hosts Bloxfind and processes network information, such as IP addresses, request details and security logs, to deliver and protect the site. Clerk uses cookies and session identifiers to keep you signed in. Before account-based access, the analyst uses a salted identifier derived from an IP address to apply usage limits. Public game charts can be viewed without creating an account.

Account data is used for authentication, account features, service limits, support and security. Google account information is not used by Bloxfind for advertising or to train its game revenue model. Payment forms are hosted by Stripe.

Providers and your choices

Our service providers include Clerk for authentication, Cloudflare for hosting and storage, Google when you choose Google sign-in, and OpenAI when you use the analyst. They may process information in countries other than your own.

You can manage your profile and sign-in settings from your account. You can also remove Bloxfind's Google connection through your Google Account settings. Removing Google access does not by itself delete your Bloxfind account or existing records.

To request access, correction or deletion of your account information, contact support@badpals.com from the email associated with your account. Account, usage and moderation records do not currently have a fixed automatic deletion schedule. Deletion requests are reviewed, and limited records may need to be retained for security, abuse prevention or legal obligations. Provider logs and backups follow their respective retention processes.

Changes

We will update this page when these practices change. Changes to how Google account information is used will be disclosed before that information is used for a new purpose.