Privacy policy
What Tabline collects, why, and for how long. Last updated October 1, 2026.
Who runs Tabline
Tabline is run by Misasoupy. Contact: soupymisa@gmail.com.
What Tabline collects and why
Streamers
Signing in to Tabline Companion with Twitch identifies the streamer's channel. The sign-in stays on the streamer's PC; Tabline's service receives the Twitch user ID and login to create a session that lasts up to 12 hours.
Game data
While a streamer plays, the scoreboard (champions, players' in-game names, items, stats, objectives) is sent to viewers of that channel. The latest scoreboard is kept until the game ends.
Players in the game
For player cards and the OP.GG links on player names, the Riot IDs of the real players in the streamer's game are sent to Tabline's service and kept only until the game ends. They aren't broadcast or written to logs: a viewer's request gets one player's card or link at a time. Players the game hides are left out.
Today's session (optional)
If the streamer turns it on, Tabline Companion keeps a short summary of the games they finish that day: the champion, the result when the game reports one, K/D/A, and game length. It is sent to Tabline's service, shown to viewers of that channel, and deleted after 12 hours without an update, or when the streamer starts a new day or turns it off. It includes nothing about other players, and no account name: the companion keeps a short code on the streamer's PC to keep their accounts' records apart.
Post-game voting (optional)
If the streamer turns it on, then when their game ends Tabline Companion sends the other nine players' in-game names, champions, skins, levels and scores to Tabline's service, and viewers of that channel get two minutes to give a thumbs-up to the players they liked. A thumbs-up is recorded against the viewer's anonymous Twitch ID, so one person can't vote twice. The round and its votes are deleted within an hour of voting closing, or when the channel's next game replaces them. Players the game hides are sent without a name. Tabline keeps no history of players and gives them no score or ranking.
Riot data
Rank, mastery, and recent games from Riot's API, kept in memory for up to 30 minutes (up to a day for match data).
Viewers
Twitch gives the extension an anonymous token used to check that a request comes from the channel's viewers. Tabline doesn't store it, and sets no cookies or analytics. The one exception is voting after a game: a thumbs-up is stored against the viewer's anonymous Twitch ID (never their name) for up to an hour.
Who else is involved
Twitch (the extension and sign-in), Riot Games (game and player data), Cloudflare (hosts Tabline's service), and Tally (the feedback form). Links to OP.GG, to Twitch channels, and to Ko-fi (where people can leave an optional donation) are ordinary links to other websites. The interactive scoreboard on the home page loads champion and item icons from Riot's Data Dragon, so Riot's servers see the visitor's address when it does.
Feedback and bug reports
Feedback and bug reports are sent through a form run by Tally (tally.so), or by email. We keep what you send (including screenshots, videos, a Tabline Companion log if you attach one, and your email address if you leave it) only to look into it and reply to you. Tabline Companion's log stays on the streamer's PC unless they send it.
Service logs
The hosting provider keeps short-term technical logs (errors and request information) to keep the service running. They don't include players' Riot IDs.
Streamer choices
Player cards and OP.GG links can be turned off in Tabline Companion, and signing out removes the saved sign-in from the PC.
Requests and questions
Email soupymisa@gmail.com.
Changes
We'll update this page when anything changes, and move the date at the top of the page when we do.