Privacy Policy

From Discord. When Lunar EDP is in a server, the bot stores data tied to Discord accounts so its features work. That data stays scoped to the guild it came from:

• Your Discord user ID, username, display name, avatar, and roles.
• Server activity used by bot features — XP and levels, invite tracking, giveaway entries, starboard posts, reminders, tickets, forms, suggestions, and birthdays if you add one.
• Online status and voice channel state, so staff tools can show who's currently around.
• Moderation history — warnings, mutes, kicks, bans, notes, and automod hits.
• Server activity logs. Depending on the event, these can include message content, such as the previous text of an edited or deleted message.
• Anything you submit yourself, like ticket messages, form responses, suggestions, and anonymous messages.

From this website.The public pages don't use analytics or advertising cookies. If you sign in with Discord, we store a session cookie so we know it's you, and we read the Discord identity needed to confirm which servers you can open. The signed-in member area then shows you data we already hold for those servers — level, invites, standing, activity, birthday, connections, games, and game servers.

Games. If you play Wordle, Contexto, or Trivia on the site or during a hosted TikTok LIVE game, we store your guesses, hints, win / give-up status, streak, and leaderboard placement for that day or game. Hosts also see who guessed and from where (the site or TikTok LIVE chat).

Game servers.Signed-in members can view join details for community game servers, which may include a host, port, and password. We record that you're allowed to see a server. We don't log every time you copy a password.

Streamers. Signed-in dashboards may show public profile information — handle, display name, avatar, stream title, and live status — for members who asked to be tracked on TikTok.

From TikTok. Connecting your TikTok account is optional. TikTok asks you to approve the access first, and if you do, we store:

• Your TikTok account identifier, username, display name, and avatar.
• A link between that TikTok account and your Discord account, used for verification, nickname sync, video alerts, LIVE Now, and counting your guesses in hosted games.
• Metadata for videos you post — video ID, caption, cover image, link, and post time — so we can announce them in Discord and show them on this site.
• The access tokens that let us read the above on your behalf. These are stored encrypted, used only for the features described here, and never shared or sold.

We only read your public videos and profile. We can't post, delete, or edit anything as you, we can't message anyone as you, and we don't touch your drafts, private videos, or direct messages.

TikTok LIVE Connector. If you connect TikTok and turn on Lunar EDP's LIVE Connector, we can receive public events from a LIVE you host — typically chat, and any other event types you enable such as gifts, likes, follows, shares, or room joins. We store a short recent log of those events (handle, nickname, and the event payload) so you can review them and so hosted games can treat a comment as a guess. Only people who have linked the same TikTok account to a Discord member in that server are counted as players. Chat from people who haven't linked is ignored for scoring.

To run Lunar EDPand nothing else: making bot and site features work, letting each server's staff moderate fairly, showing who's live, running daily and hosted games, sharing game-server join info with members, keeping servers secure against raids and spam, and answering tickets and requests.

We do not sell your data, rent it, or use it for advertising.

You can see your own member-area data when you sign in. Other members of the same Discord may see public or shared pieces of that — for example a game leaderboard, LIVE Now, or a hosted game's guess list.

Staff of that Discord can see the data through the Lunar EDP control room, which requires a Discord sign-in and Manage Server (or a grant from that server's staff). Staff actions in the control room are themselves logged.

We use third-party providers to run the service: Supabase hosts our database, Railway hosts the site and bot, Discord provides the platform itself, TikTok supplies the profile, video, and LIVE data for connected accounts, and a game-server host (currently Nitrado) may provide game worlds members can join. They process data on our behalf under their own privacy terms. We may also disclose data if the law requires it.

Feature data — levels, birthdays, presence, connections, game plays, and similar — is kept while you're in a server that uses Lunar EDP and removed or allowed to go stale after you leave. LIVE Connector event logs are short-lived operational records. Moderation records and activity logs are kept longer so staff have the history they need, and are trimmed periodically.

You can ask us what we hold about you, ask for it to be corrected, or ask for it to be deleted. Some records — bans in particular — may be kept even after a deletion request, because removing them would let someone evade moderation.

Leaving a server stops most collection for that server immediately. You can also opt out of individual features, such as removing your birthday, skipping games, turning off the LIVE Connector, or asking to be taken off LIVE Now.

Disconnecting TikTok. You can disconnect your TikTok account from us at any time on Connections, and you can revoke our access from TikTok's own settings under Manage app permissions. Either way we delete the stored tokens and stop collecting from TikTok, and we remove the video metadata we cached on request. Disconnecting also stops your TikTok comments from counting in hosted games.

Lunar EDPfollows Discord's minimum age of 13. We don't knowingly collect data from anyone younger, and we'll delete it if we find out we have.

If we start collecting something new, we'll update this page and change the "last updated" date at the top.

To ask about your data or request deletion, sign in to the Lunar EDP site or open a ticket with staff in a Discord where the bot is installed.

See also our Terms of Service.