Draft for legal review. This page describes how The Prop Social Club actually works today. Final wording is being reviewed by our lawyer before paid launch.
Last updated October 13, 2026
What we collect
- Waitlist: if you request an invitation, your email, when you asked, the link you came from (for example Instagram), and your confirmation that you're of legal age and agree to be emailed your invitation. It's used only to send that invitation, never sold or shared, and removed on request.
- Account: display name, email, and your password (stored only as a one-way scrambled hash we can't read).
- Age check: at sign-up we use your date of birth to confirm you're of legal betting age. We don't store your date of birth, only that you passed and when.
- Settings: where you bet, your favourite sportsbooks, phone menu, alerts and any responsible-gambling limits.
- Favourites and bets you choose to track: book, stake, price, picks, results and notes.
- Security: signed-in devices (browser type) and, if you turn it on, two-step sign-in.
- Page visits: which pages you open and whether it's on a phone or a computer, stored in our own database so we can improve the site. It's never shared with an analytics or advertising company, and it's included when you download your data.
We don't collect your phone number, government ID, payment card or sportsbook logins.
Bet slip screenshots
When you upload a screenshot, it's read on your own device; only the text goes to our server. If you choose the optional AI reader, the image is sent to Anthropic's AI model through Vercel, with no data kept and no use for training. We never store the screenshot itself.
How we use it
To run your account: show your record, grade your bets, personalise prices to your books, and send the alerts you choose. Member betting splits are only ever shown as combined totals, and only once at least 10 different members have bet a game, so no one's picks can be singled out.
What we don't do
We don't sell your information, share it with sportsbooks or advertisers, or use advertising trackers. The only cookies are the ones that keep you signed in.
Where it's stored
On servers in the United States: our database (Neon) and our hosting (Vercel). Data is encrypted in transit.
Your choices
- Download everything we hold about you, or delete your account for good, from Settings → Privacy.
- Your profile is private by default.
Contact
Privacy questions or requests: [privacy contact email to be added].