No. Video and mic go directly between you and your opponent over an encrypted peer-to-peer connection (WebRTC). Our server only passes the connection handshake and never sees a single frame. When the privacy relay is active, it forwards encrypted packets it cannot read. Nothing is recorded, stored or watched by anyone.

Your public Twitch identity, Throwdown profile, ranked stats, up to 50 recent matches, and any blocks or reports you create. Camera and microphone content is never stored.

No. All match traffic is forced through a relay server, so both players only ever see the relay's address, never each other's.

A hand-tracking model runs inside your own browser and reads a 21-point skeleton of your hand. The referee logic checks the shape, the timing and that you don't switch after showing. Your video is never sent anywhere for the AI to work.

Skip instantly; you never have to stay. Signed-in players can use SAFETY during a match to report or block an opponent. A block keeps both of you out of each other's future matchmaking, and can be removed under Settings.

The camera check screen has pickers to switch camera and microphone, plus a mic volume slider. If the pickers are empty, allow camera access first, or use the camera icon in your browser's address bar to manage device permissions.