We do not want your password because that is not who we are. You give us your email, we send you a six digit code, you are in. Nothing to invent, nothing to reuse, nothing to leak. No phone number either. Ever.

If you have an account: your email, so we can send you that code and know which account is yours. Your team name and your manager name, which you picked and your leaguemates can see. And your league stuff: names, settings, who is in, and how much game money everyone has. If you only joined the waitlist, it is just your email, the sport you picked, and your place in line. That is the whole list either way. No payment info, because everything here is free.

We are opening Prism Hub in waves, so there is a list you can join before you have an account. Joining it stores your email, which sport you are here for, your spot in the queue, and a share code that moves you up when a friend signs up on it. Joining sends you nothing. When your seat opens you get exactly one email telling you so. We do not sell the list, we do not hand it to anyone, and it is not readable from the app by you or anybody else. Want off it before your turn comes? Email us and you are off, no account required.

Sign you in. Run your leagues. Show your team name to the people you are beating. That is it. We do not sell your info, we do not rent it, and we do not do ads. We will only ever email you three things: the sign in code you literally just asked for, news your own league commissioner sends through the app like auction night being set, and if you joined the waitlist, the one note saying your seat is open. No newsletter. No drip campaign.

Your data sits with Supabase, our database and sign in provider, locked down with row level security. That means the database itself refuses to show your data to anyone who is not in your leagues. The site runs on Vercel, and like basically every host on the internet, they keep standard server logs that can include IP addresses.

Your sign in session is saved in your browser so you stay logged in between visits. That is the extent of it. No ad trackers. No third party analytics following you around the internet. Player photos and club crests load from their public sources, so your browser grabs those images directly from those servers.

Sign out whenever you want from the Account page. Want your account gone? Ask, and we delete it. Want off the waitlist? Ask, and you are off. Want a copy of what we have on you? Ask, and we send it. No hoops, no guilt trips, no maze of are you sure screens.

Account data sticks around as long as you have an account. Delete it and your personal data comes out of the live database. Waitlist entries stay until you get your invite or until you ask us to drop you, and we clear out anyone who never claimed a seat once the beta is over. One honest catch: things you shared with other people, like your team name in an old season standings table, can stick around in their leagues after you go.

Prism Hub is for everyone and nothing here needs a maturity rating. This section exists because a US privacy law called COPPA sets strict rules about collecting emails from children under 13. So accounts and the waitlist are both for people 13 and up, we do not knowingly collect a younger child’s info either way, and if one signed up anyway, tell us and it is gone. That is the whole story.

The banks, the budgets, the auction drama: all game currency, worth exactly zero real dollars. No wagers, no cash prizes, no buy ins. The only thing at stake here is pride.

If we change how we handle data, this page changes first and the date up top moves. Big changes get called out on the site, not buried in fine print.

Privacy questions, delete requests, data copies: email contact@prismhubhq.com and a human reads it. Deletes get handled fast and confirmed to your inbox.