Draft Tracker — Privacy Policy
Last updated: 11 September 2026
Draft Tracker has no accounts, no servers, and no analytics. It does not collect, transmit, sell, or share your personal information. Everything it stores stays in your own browser.
What the extension stores
Draft Tracker saves the following using Chrome's extension storage, on your device only:
- Your player lists — the player names, teams, positions, ranks and average draft position you imported from FantasyPros, or from a CSV file you chose.
- Your edits to those lists — which players you starred, the order you put them in, and any short notes you wrote.
- Which list is currently selected, and a storage schema version used to upgrade older saved data.
- Your theme preference (light, dark, or follow the system setting).
While a draft is in progress, the extension also keeps that draft's state — which players have come off the board — in Chrome's temporary session storage. That is cleared when your browser closes.
None of this leaves your browser. There is no account to create, no server to sync with, and no backup held by anyone else. Uninstalling the extension removes it.
Two packages
Draft Tracker ships as two separate extensions: Yahoo Fantasy Football Draft Assistant and ESPN Fantasy Football Draft Assistant. They are installed independently and each can read only its own fantasy site. Everything above applies to both. The sections below say exactly what each one does, because they differ.
What each extension can read
| Site | Which package | What it reads, and why |
|---|---|---|
www.fantasypros.com |
Both | When you press Import, it reads the rankings or average-draft-position table on the FantasyPros page you already have open, so your list can be built without retyping it. It reads only when you ask it to. |
football.fantasysports.yahoo.com |
Yahoo only | During a draft, it watches the draft room page for picks as they happen, so players can be crossed off your list. It only observes the page you are already looking at. |
fantasy.espn.com |
ESPN only | During a draft, it watches the draft room page for picks as they happen, so players can be crossed off your list. It observes the live updates the room already receives, and never sends anything through that connection. |
lm-api-reads.fantasy.espn.com |
ESPN only | ESPN publishes your league's settings, draft order and player names through this read-only address. The extension requests them, using the ESPN session you are already signed in with, so your scoring format and the players' identities are right. It only ever reads; there is no address it can write to here. |
Neither extension signs in on your behalf, reads your browsing history, reads your tabs, or reads your cookies, and neither one asks for permission to do any of those things.
The one thing the extensions can change
Both extensions can add players to the draft room's own player queue — the shortlist the site itself already offers you. They do it the same way you would: by clicking the queue button on the page you have open.
- This happens only when you tap a player in the extension's panel, or while you have deliberately switched on auto mode for that draft. Auto mode is off every time the panel opens and never turns itself on.
- The Yahoo package can also make a pick for you while auto mode is on, and only when it is your turn.
- The ESPN package never makes a pick. It can add to your queue and nothing more; every pick is made by you or by ESPN's own autodraft.
Neither extension submits anything else to Yahoo, ESPN or FantasyPros, and neither takes any other action on your account.
Sharing a list with someone
If you use the share feature, the extension produces a share code containing the player identifiers, ordering, starred players and notes for that one list. That code is placed on your clipboard for you to send however you choose.
The share code is not uploaded anywhere. It is carried entirely inside the code itself, in the part of a web address that browsers never send to a server. Draft Tracker cannot see who you send it to, and no copy is kept by us. Anyone you give the code to can read that list, so treat it the way you would treat any message you send.
What is not collected
- No personally identifiable information — no name, address, email address, or age.
- No health, financial, or location information.
- No authentication information, passwords, or credentials.
- No personal communications.
- No browsing history, and no activity on any site other than the two named above.
- No usage analytics, crash reporting, telemetry, advertising identifiers, or tracking of any kind.
Data sharing and sale
No data is transferred to us or to any third party, because no data is collected in the first place. Nothing is sold. Nothing is used for advertising, credit assessment, or lending. Nothing is used for any purpose unrelated to the extension's single function.
Remote code
The extension runs only the code included in its published package. It does not download or execute code from anywhere else at runtime. The fonts it uses are bundled inside the extension rather than fetched from the internet.
Children
Draft Tracker is not directed at children and collects no information from anyone, including children.
Changes to this policy
If this policy changes, the date at the top of this page changes with it, and the previous versions remain visible in this page's public revision history on GitHub.
Contact
Questions about this policy, or about the extension, can be raised at github.com/Sapien-Technologies/draft-tracker-privacy/issues.