Privacy Policy

Last updated September 29, 2026

FTTHelper is operated by R21 Media Group LLC (the “Company”). FTTHelper is currently in early access and still actively evolving. This policy explains the core data we handle as the product takes shape. Game content attribution and the publishers who license us are listed on our Licenses page.

What we collect

We store account data such as your email address, profile fields, and the content you create inside the app, including campaign notes, generated art prompts, public profile details, and feedback you submit. If you upload session audio or record a voice sample so transcripts can tell speakers apart, we store the recording and the transcript. If you buy a plan or credits, our payment processor holds your card details; we only see the plan, the amounts, and the payment status.

How we use it

We use this data to run FTTHelper, secure accounts, generate requested AI outputs, troubleshoot beta issues, and understand which parts of the product are worth improving before broader rollout.

Third-party services we use

To operate FTTHelper we share specific data with a small set of vetted processors. Each is bound by its own privacy and acceptable-use terms, and we only send them the data they need to perform the service on our behalf:

If you add your own API key for a provider, requests you make with that key go to that provider under your account with them. The portrait pipeline is described in our Licenses page under “AI-generated art.”

AI tools you connect

On the Hero plan you can connect an AI tool such as ChatGPT or Claude to your campaigns. A connected tool reads what you can already see in the app: your campaigns, the codex, session notes you are allowed to see, recaps, and session events. It can add notes, events, recaps, and codex proposals in your name; a DM reviews proposals before they become canon. What the tool does with that data is governed by its provider’s privacy policy. You can disconnect any tool at any time on /account/mcp, which revokes its access.

How long we keep it

Public sharing

Public art pages, leaderboards, and creator profiles are intended to be visible outside the app. Anything you intentionally publish to those surfaces may be seen by other users and search engines.

Questions and deletion requests

During the beta, support and privacy questions should go through the support page. You may also exercise the train-on opt-out described in our Terms of Use.