Read Option reads public Sleeper league data through Sleeper's open API: league settings, rosters, trades, drafts, and results. That is the entire input to every grade, profile, and suggestion. We hold Sleeper usernames and public transaction history. We do not have real names, emails, or contact information for the managers we grade, and we never try to find any.
An account adds exactly one piece of personal data: your email address. It is used to sign you in, and to send alerts you explicitly ask for. It is never sold, never shared, and never shown to other users.
Sign-in runs on Supabase Auth, a managed identity service. If you set a password, it is stored (hashed) by Supabase; we never see or store passwords ourselves. Claiming your Sleeper username uses a one-time code you place in your own Sleeper display name; we read it back from the public API and nothing else.
The delete button in the account panel removes your email, your claimed username, and your account row. Public Sleeper data about your leagues is not tied to your account and continues to exist, the same as before you signed up.
Your league activity is public through Sleeper's API, and that is the only place we read from. If you want your profile excluded from Read Option anyway, open a request at our contact page with your Sleeper username and we will honor it.
We count page views so we know what gets used: which page, what day, and the site the click came from. That is the whole record. No cookies, no IP addresses, no fingerprinting, no third-party analytics scripts. Nothing in it can identify you.
We grade public trades. Accounts exist so the site can know who you are when it emails you things you asked for. We count page views without identifying anyone. That is the whole story, and if it ever changes, this page changes first. The rules of the road live in the terms of use.