Privacy

What this desk stores, and what it never sees.

Last updated September 16, 2026. Dynasty Desk is a static website at dynastyticker.com. It talks to Sleeper from your browser. There is no Dynasty Desk account and no Dynasty Desk application server of our own.

Who we are

Dynasty Desk is the open-source project at github.com/nikoskiouris/Dynasty-Desk. Contact is GitHub issues on that repo, not a mailbox or street address.

What the app fetches

When you search a username or load a league, your browser calls the public Sleeper API for league, roster, matchup, draft, transaction, and player data. KeepTradeCut-style rankings and a Sleeper trade-market file are bundled as static files in this repo. We do not proxy that traffic.

What stays on your device

The desk uses browser localStorage, not cookies:

• Light / dark theme
• A short-lived cache of Sleeper NFL player metadata
• Whether you dismissed the storage notice
• Anonymous “who would you rather have” ranking votes from the landing matchup. Those votes stay in this browser and slightly nudge local player values. They do not overwrite KeepTradeCut or Sleeper trade-market files.
• Whether you turned on the optional league board, which prices players from this league’s own completed trades.

Clear site data in your browser to wipe it. We cannot read that storage from the host.

Cookies, ads, analytics

This app does not set first-party cookies, does not show ads, and does not install Google Analytics or other third-party trackers. The site host and the Sleeper API may log standard request metadata on their side. That is their infrastructure, not a pixel we added.

Share links

Share URLs are ordinary query strings (league, me, tab, week, tone). Anyone with the link can open the same public Sleeper league view. Do not put secrets in the URL. There are none to put.

Children

This is a fantasy-football tool. It is not directed at children under 13, and it does not ask for personal profiles beyond a public Sleeper username you type yourself.

Contact

Questions or deletion requests (for anything we actually control, which is the source code and this policy): open a GitHub issue.