Privacy Policy

• Account details — your email and a hashed password when you create an account. If you sign in with Google or Apple, we receive your email and a provider ID, not your password.

• League data you connect — when you link a fantasy platform (Sleeper, ESPN, Yahoo, RTSports, MFL), we store your leagues, teams, and rosters to power rankings, draft, and lineup tools.

• Usage — basic product analytics and error logs so we can fix bugs and improve the app.

To run the features you ask for — cheat sheets, mock and live drafts, lineup and dynasty tools — and to keep the service working and secure. We do not sell your personal data.

We use service providers to run Inside the Ten (hosting, database, and the AI model that writes Tuna’s reads). They process data on our behalf under their own terms. Fantasy platforms you connect are governed by their own privacy policies.

We publish two optional browser extensions. Neither is required to use Inside the Ten, and neither does anything until you pair it with your account using a one-time code. They cover different platforms and never touch the same page, so you can install either or both.

• Inside the Ten Draft Sync (Chrome Web Store) — ESPN only. On your own ESPN draft page it reads the draft you are already in — which players have been selected, and your own draft slot — and sends that to Inside the Ten so your board updates in real time. It is read-only: it never makes a selection and never acts on your behalf. Separately, when you choose to connect ESPN and only then, it reads the two ESPN sign-in cookies (espn_s2 and SWID) that ESPN’s fantasy API requires, plus ESPN’s own session cookies, and hands them to Inside the Ten to import your leagues. It reads only those named cookies — never your full cookie jar, and never cookies from any other site.

• Inside the Ten Draft Relay (installed directly from us, not from the Chrome Web Store) — Underdog and RTSports. On Underdog draft pages it reads your live draft state and sends it to Inside the Ten, exactly as above, and is read-only there. On RTSports it can additionally submit a lineup on your behalf: if you have turned that on, it applies a lineup you confirmed in Inside the Ten by submitting RTSports’ own lineup form — the same save the page itself performs. Nothing is ever submitted without your explicit confirmation, and a lineup it cannot fully match is abandoned rather than partially applied.

• Storage & transmission — each stores your Inside the Ten pairing token in the browser’s extension storage so it can talk to Inside the Ten on your behalf. The draft data and ESPN cookies above are sent only to Inside the Ten’s own servers. Neither extension runs remotely-hosted code, neither shows ads, and we don’t sell any of this.

Remove either extension anytime from your browser’s extensions page, and unpair under Settings → Extensions in Inside the Ten.

You can disconnect a league or delete your account at any time; deleting your account removes your personal data from our active systems. Email info@insidetheten.com for any privacy request.

We’ll update this page as Inside the Ten grows and note the date above. Material changes will be surfaced in-app.