Privacy Policy
LoreBoard is a Twitch Extension. It shows information a broadcaster writes (text blocks, dropdowns, links and countdowns) to the viewers of that channel. It runs entirely inside Twitch.
What it stores
One thing: the board a broadcaster writes. Tabs, blocks, their text, link labels and URLs, and the theme and overlay settings.
That content is stored in Twitch's extension configuration service, in the broadcaster configuration segment for that channel. It sits on Twitch's infrastructure, not ours. Twitch delivers it to the extension's views when they load. Live edits are sent to current viewers over Twitch's extension PubSub, which is also Twitch infrastructure.
The broadcaster chooses what goes in it, and can change or empty it at any time from the extension's configuration view.
What it does not do
- No accounts. There is nothing to sign up for, and no password or profile is held.
- No cookies, and no local storage of viewer data in the published extension.
- No analytics, telemetry, tracking pixels, fingerprinting or advertising code in the extension, and nothing collected by the developer. Twitch does report aggregate usage statistics (installs and activations per day, with no individual identified) to the developer through the Twitch developer console. That is Twitch's own measurement of its own platform, and the only usage information that exists anywhere.
- No external requests. The extension loads only its own files from Twitch's CDN and the Twitch extension helper script; it contacts no other server, and no server is operated for it.
- No viewer identity. The extension does not request the Twitch identity permission, so it never asks a viewer to share their identity and never receives a real Twitch user ID, name or email address.
- No profiling and no sale or sharing of data, because none is collected.
What the operator can see
No board content, and nothing about any viewer. Board content lives in Twitch's configuration service for each channel; the operator of LoreBoard has no server in the path, no copy of any channel's configuration, and no record of who views a board or what they click.
The one thing the operator does see is the aggregate usage statistics Twitch shows every extension developer in its own console: how many channels have the extension installed and activated, day by day. Twitch produces those figures; the extension sends nothing to generate them, and they name no individual viewer.
Links a broadcaster adds
A links block can point at other websites. Those links are marked as leaving Twitch and open in a new tab. Once a viewer follows one, the privacy policy of that destination applies; LoreBoard has no involvement in it.
Twitch's role
The extension runs inside Twitch, is served by Twitch, and stores its data with Twitch. Twitch's own handling of that data, and of the viewers and broadcasters using it, is governed by Twitch's privacy notice: https://www.twitch.tv/p/legal/privacy-notice/.
This website
loreboard.app is a set of static pages describing the extension. It sets no cookies, runs no analytics, telemetry, tracking or advertising code, and has no accounts or sign-in.
The interactive demo on the front page keeps its example board in your browser's local storage so it survives a reload. That content stays in your browser, is never sent anywhere, and clearing site data removes it.
The site is served as static files by Cloudflare Pages. As with any web host, Cloudflare processes the requests needed to deliver the pages.
Children
LoreBoard is used through Twitch and follows Twitch's age requirements. It collects no data from anyone, of any age.
Changes
If this policy changes, the effective date above changes with it. Material changes accompany a new extension version.