Privacy,
without the mystery.

What the website handles

When you visit, your browser sends the usual technical request information to our web server, including your IP address, requested URL and device/browser headers. Our hosting systems may use this information to deliver the site, maintain security and troubleshoot problems.

Public Minecraft information

The player dashboard may show publicly displayed Minecraft usernames, leaderboard results, record totals, community-project contributions and market summaries. Dashboard statistics are updated approximately every five minutes. A displayed online count is a delayed snapshot, not a real-time player list. The public dashboard does not display player IP addresses, UUIDs, inventories or private claim coordinates.

Voting, Discord and the map

Voting buttons open independent Minecraft listing websites, which set their own login, cookie, tracking and privacy practices. Discord links take you to Discord. The interactive map is provided by map.redgully.com and loads when you choose to open it. Those services may process network and browser data independently of this website.

Cookies and analytics

We do not currently use advertising cookies or third-party analytics on our pages. External services such as Discord, voting sites and the map may use their own cookies or local storage. This notice will be updated if our website tracking practices change.

How long information is kept

Game statistics and progression can be retained as part of the persistent Survival world and its history features. A public dashboard snapshot is replaced as the next summary is generated. Server-side operational records and backups may have separate retention schedules. We do not promise that third-party voting sites or Discord follow the same retention rules.

Questions or concerns

For privacy questions, requests about public player information, or to contact server staff, use the official Redgully Discord ↗.