Privacy policy
Draft for legal review · last updated October 23, 2026
Short version: no account needed, except to watch a fight together with friends. Your progress stays on your device unless you sign in. We use cookies for statistics and ads only if you say yes.
Who is responsible
The operator named in Who runs inorder.tv. Questions about your data: privacy@inorder.tv.
On your device
Your progress (fights watched and skipped, where a fight stopped), your sort, language, Rounds only and volume choices, and the careers you asked for are kept in your browser. Without an account we never receive your progress. Clearing your browser data removes it.
If you sign in
Signing in with Google is optional. We then keep your name, email and Google account number, and your progress, choices and requests, so they follow you to every device. In Your account you can download all of it, or delete it for good.
If you watch together
Watching a fight together needs an account, so your friends know who is there. While a shared fight lasts, everyone in it sees your first name, and the shared fight keeps your account number, your first name and a code for each device you watch on (made from your device's anonymous ID, which itself never leaves our server), never your email. All of it is deleted an hour after everyone has left. The shared fight runs on Cloudflare, which processes your connection (such as your IP address) to keep everyone in step.
What we collect and why
- Statistics on how pages are used, to improve the site: Google Analytics and Microsoft Clarity, only with your consent. Clarity hides the text on the page.
- Ad and campaign measurement, and personalised ads only if you allow them (consent).
- Errors in the site's code, without your name or anything you typed, to fix them (Sentry).
- When a video won't play: YouTube's error and the kind of device and browser, never who you are.
- Messages you send us, to answer them.
- An email left with a request or a video, to send you one message, then deleted.
- Visits through a shared link, counted without knowing who you are.
For statistics and ads the legal basis is your consent; for your account, our service to you; for errors, security and shared-link counts, our legitimate interest in a working, safe site.
YouTube and Google
inorder.tv uses YouTube API Services. When a video plays, YouTube may collect data under the Google Privacy Policy. Sign-in, statistics, the cookie choice and ads use Google too. Ads are served by third parties, who may store or read information on your device through cookies.
Cookies and similar storage
- Your progress and choicesKept in your browser (inorder.v1) · Until you clear it
- inorder_langThe language you picked · 12 months
- inorder_handoffOnly on an iPhone, when you open Add to home screen: carries your progress into the app, which reads it once and deletes it · 1 hour
- inorder_sessionKeeps you signed in, only if you sign in · 30 days
- Your cookie choiceGoogle’s consent tool (FCCDCF, FCNEC) · 13 months
- StatisticsGoogle Analytics (_ga), Microsoft Clarity (_clck, _clsk), only with consent · Up to 13 months
- Ads and campaignsGoogle ads, Meta, TikTok, Reddit, X, only with consent · Up to 13 months
- YouTubeSet by YouTube when a video plays, under Google’s policy
Who receives data
Vercel (hosting), Neon (accounts, requests and messages), Cloudflare (watching together), Telegram (where messages reach the team for now), Google (sign-in, statistics, the cookie choice and ads), Microsoft (Clarity), Sentry (errors), Meta, TikTok, Reddit and X (only with your consent, when we run campaigns there), and Ko-fi if you donate. Some are outside the EU; they are bound by EU-approved safeguards.
How long we keep it
- Your account: until you delete it.
- Watching together: your account number, first name and a code for each device, until an hour after everyone has left the shared fight.
- Messages: 12 months.
- An email left with a request: until the one message is sent.
- Statistics: 14 months. Error reports: 90 days.
Your rights
You can see, download or delete your data in Your account, or ask us to correct it, object to its use, or withdraw consent at any time. You can also complain to the Portuguese data protection authority, CNPD (cnpd.pt).