Privacy

Saved Bets stay in your browser

When you choose Save bet in the calculator, SlipLogic stores the title, calculator route, encoded editable ticket, and created and updated timestamps in browser local storage. This can include selection names, odds, supplied outcomes, stake settings and configured adjustments. Generated returns are recalculated rather than stored. Clearing site data removes these local records.

Shared-bet links

A long shared-bet link encodes editable ticket state in the URL fragment after #bet=. That fragment is carried in the link rather than stored by SlipLogic’s short-link service and is normally not included in an HTTP request to the destination server. Anyone who receives the link can decode its ticket details.

If short-link creation is available, SlipLogic sends the encoded ticket and a safe calculator destination to its short-link API. The service stores that record with creation and expiry timestamps for 90 days. If short-link creation is unavailable, sharing falls back to the long fragment link.

Vercel Web Analytics

SlipLogic uses Vercel Web Analytics for aggregate information about site use, such as page traffic, referrers, and device or browser categories supported by Vercel. SlipLogic does not deliberately add ticket contents such as selections, odds, stakes, settlement details, or Saved Bet names to this telemetry.

Vercel Speed Insights

Vercel Speed Insights collects real-world performance measurements, including Core Web Vitals, so page performance can be understood and improved. It is not session replay.

Accounts, payments, cookies and hosting logs

SlipLogic currently has no account system and does not process payments. These integrations do not add a SlipLogic cookie banner or change the browser storage used for Saved Bets. Hosting and platform infrastructure may process ordinary technical request information and logs needed to operate, measure, and secure the service.

Issue reports

The calculation issue report is built in your browser. Nothing is submitted automatically; you decide whether to copy it and where to provide it.