Ligatable has no accounts and no sign-in. We keep your settings in your own browser, store a push subscription only if you ask for notifications, and show advertising served by our ad partner. This page lists exactly what that involves.
Stored in your browser
Theme, text size, density, sound, time zone, starred matches, followed teams and competitions, and hidden competitions are saved in your browser's local storage under keys starting with lt.. They never leave your device unless you enable notifications (see below). Clearing site data in your browser removes them.
Notifications
When you turn on push notifications, your browser creates a push subscription (an endpoint URL and two keys generated by the browser) and we store it together with the matches, teams and competitions you follow and your language. We use it only to send the goal, half-time and full-time alerts you asked for. Turning notifications off in the site settings or in your browser deletes the subscription on our side; a subscription that stops accepting messages is deleted automatically.
Contact form
Messages sent through the advertising form are stored with the name, email address and text you entered so that we can reply. They are not used for anything else.
Advertising
Ads are delivered by the Epom ad server, which may set cookies on its own domains (for example aj2494.online) to cap frequency and measure viewability. Ligatable itself sets no cookies. Where consent is required by law, ads load only after you have given it.
Server logs and CDN
Requests pass through Cloudflare, which keeps short-lived connection logs for security and performance. Our own servers log request paths and status codes without personal identifiers.
Your rights
You can see, export or delete everything we hold about you: browser settings are under your control; a push subscription is removed by turning notifications off; contact-form messages are deleted on request through the same form. Residents of the EEA, the UK and Switzerland have the rights set out in the GDPR, including the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority.