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Effective 23 October 2026

Privacy

DrawLab automatically keeps recent generated tickets in your browser, including their numbers, game settings, generation fingerprint, estimated cost and time. This local stash holds up to 50 tickets, within browser storage limits, and can be lost if you clear browser data. Guest ticket content is not automatically uploaded to our database.

If you sign up or sign in, Clerk processes your authentication data. The guest tickets on that browser move into your account, and future generations save to your account automatically. Account tickets are associated with your Clerk user identifier so you can retrieve them across devices. If an account save fails, a local copy remains for retry.

Requests also produce ordinary hosting and security logs such as IP address, browser information, route and time. External randomness choices contact the selected provider through the DrawLab server. The number guide normally runs locally. If an approved OpenAI integration is enabled, signed-in users' coach messages and bounded lottery context may be sent to OpenAI; OpenAI may retain API abuse-monitoring logs for up to 30 days under its standard data controls. Do not place sensitive personal information in passphrases, coach messages or ticket labels.

Email works like this: with an account you can opt in to draw-result emails for your saved numbers, and those emails may occasionally include news about new things we build and offers from partners we have chosen. Every email has an unsubscribe link that works in one tap. DrawLab does not sell personal information.

You can delete individual saved tickets or clear all of them in the Saved screen, and manage authentication data through Clerk’s account menu.