Privacy Policy
Last updated October 2026
This page describes what Eleven actually collects and why — written from an audit of the real application, not a generic template.
Who operates Eleven
Eleven is operated by Quintero Digital LLC. For any privacy question, contact robert@quinterodigital.com.
Information you provide
- Account information — your email address and password, used to create and authenticate your account (handled by our authentication provider, Supabase; we do not see or store your plaintext password ourselves).
- Profile information — a display name, and optionally an avatar image URL, shown to other managers in your leagues.
- Contact communications — anything you send us at robert@quinterodigital.com, kept for as long as reasonably needed to respond and maintain a record of the exchange.
Information generated by using Eleven
- League and team activity — the leagues you join, your team name, your draft picks, your roster, and your lineup selections. This is the core data a fantasy platform needs to function, and other managers in your league can see league-scoped parts of it (e.g., your team name, roster, and draft picks) as part of normal gameplay.
- Authentication/session data — necessary session cookies set by Supabase (our authentication provider) that keep you signed in. See our Cookies & Storage page for the full, specific list.
- Infrastructure logs — our hosting and database providers generate standard operational logs (e.g., request timestamps, IP addresses, error logs) as a normal part of running a web service. We use these for security and debugging, not for profiling or advertising.
What we do not currently do
As of this writing, Eleven does not use third-party analytics, advertising, or marketing-tracking technology of any kind. We have audited the application’s actual code and found no such integration. If that changes in the future, this page — and, if legally required, a consent mechanism — will be updated before it does, not after.
Necessary vs. optional technology
Every piece of browser storage Eleven currently uses is strictly necessary for authentication and basic operation — there is no optional analytics or marketing technology to opt in or out of today. See Cookies & Storage for specifics.
Third-party service providers
We use Supabase for authentication, database, and session management, and a hosting provider to run the application itself. We use a third-party football-data provider for real football statistics (see Data Sources) — that provider does not receive your account information; we only send it requests for public football data.
Data retention
We retain account and league data for as long as your account remains active, so your leagues, rosters, and history stay intact. We have not yet finalized a specific deletion/retention timeline for closed accounts — treat this as a known gap rather than an invented number (see the human-review note below).
Your choices
You can update your display name and profile information from within Eleven. To request deletion of your account and associated data, contact us at robert@quinterodigital.com.
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy as Eleven evolves. We’ll update the “Last updated” date above when we do.
A note on legal review
This page reflects an honest audit of what Eleven actually does today. It is not a substitute for legal advice, and it does not address jurisdiction-specific obligations (for example, GDPR or CCPA-specific rights language) that a human legal review should confirm before a broad public launch — see Disclaimer.