Last updated: August 14, 2026
Forza is currently in a closed beta for invited players. This is a starting draft covering the basics — it has not been reviewed by a lawyer, and should get that review before Forza is opened up beyond a closed friend group.
We don't collect payment information (Forza doesn't process payments) and we don't sell your data to anyone.
To run the app: authenticate you, show your leagues and rosters to you and your league-mates, send email notifications you haven't opted out of (invitations, draft reminders, weekly recaps — see Account Settings to manage this), and to fix bugs when something breaks (via error-tracking tooling).
Other members of a league you're in can see your team name, avatar, roster, and league activity. Your email address is not shown to other members — only used for login and notifications.
Forza relies on a small number of infrastructure providers to operate: a database/auth provider (Supabase), an email delivery provider (Resend), sign-in via Google (if you choose that option), an error-tracking tool (Sentry — configured not to receive your personal info or request contents, only crash/error diagnostics), and a hosting provider (Fly.io) for the real-time draft service used by live and mock draft rooms. Each only receives the data needed to perform its function.
You can opt out of non-critical email notifications anytime from Account Settings or the unsubscribe link in any email. You can permanently delete your account and personal data yourself, anytime, from Account Settings → Delete Account — no need to contact anyone. This actually deletes your login and profile (not just deactivates it); past picks, trades, and draft history you took part in remain visible to your former leaguemates, but are no longer tied to your identity.
Questions about this policy or a data request? Reach out to whoever invited you to your league, or the app's administrator.
See also our Terms of Service.