Privacy

AusCraft is a Diablo IV fan site. This page says what it keeps about you and why, in plain words.

What is kept, and where

An account, if you make one. Your email address and a password, stored as a hash; the password itself is never stored. Signing in sets one cookie on auscraft.games that keeps you signed in for 30 days across the three sites.

What you save. Loadouts, characters, skill builds, talismans and paragon boards you save to your account; builds the generator makes for you, with the votes and edits you make afterwards; DPS records you choose to post (the DPS, the biggest hit, the duration, the difficulty and the name you enter, never the video); and the short codes for builds you share. These live in a database hosted by Cloudflare.

Pictures you upload. Character portraits, kept with your account. Screenshots sent with a bug report are kept for 36 hours and emailed to bugs@auscraft.games, then deleted.

Nothing from the readers. The screenshot and video readers run in your browser. No image or video is sent to a server unless you press Share on a result card, which stores that one image so there is a link to paste.

What is measured

Cloudflare Web Analytics, added at the edge by Cloudflare. It counts page views and where visitors come from, without cookies and without tracking you across other sites. Cloudflare's server logs hold the usual request data (address, page, browser) for a short time.

Third parties

• Cloudflare hosts the site, the database and the uploaded files.
• Google Fonts serves the typefaces on some pages. Your browser fetches them from Google, which sees that request.
• Resend sends the password-reset email, the only email the site sends.
• Advertising. Some pages carry one labelled banner at the bottom, served by Google AdSense. Google may use cookies to choose which ad to show (its ads policy is at policies.google.com/technologies/ads); in the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland you are asked first. If an affiliate banner is used instead, it opens the merchant's site with a referral tag; AusCraft earns a commission on purchases made through it, at no extra cost to you, and the merchant or its network may set cookies on its own site when you click. The label under the banner says which kind it is.

Your choices

Sign out to end the session. To delete your account and everything saved with it, email bugs@auscraft.games from the address on the account.

Last updated 18 September 2026.