BadgIQ helps Discord communities recognize real contribution through privacy-safe activity metrics, badges, roles, points, leaderboards, and member profiles.
No. By default BadgIQ stores message IDs, channel IDs, timestamps, and counts—not message text, attachments, embeds, or voice audio.
Yes. Data stays guild-scoped, and each Discord guild resolves to its owning tenant through a guild installation.
Sign in on a community page, open My profile, choose Privacy, then request deletion for that community or globally. Collection stops immediately and stays blocked after deletion until you explicitly resume. Deletion runs after four days and can be cancelled before the deadline.
User-linked records are removed. Activity volume may remain as anonymous daily community totals without a user or channel ID. Community owners can permanently purge those anonymous totals.
Yes. If your private profile still opens, use Privacy → Resume contributing. If you see Profile unavailable after deletion, use Resume contributing on that screen. Past deleted records are not restored. After a full account deletion, sign in with Discord again first, then stay in the Discord server so BadgIQ can sync membership.
Optional analytics stays off until you allow it. A necessary session cookie is created only when you choose Discord sign-in.
Community owners configure reusable achievement rules. Rules can evaluate privacy-safe message, voice, membership, role, booster, or points metrics.
Owners manage access groups and permissions. Each protected API request verifies the signed-in user and community scope; IDs sent by the browser are never trusted on their own.
No. BadgIQ uses Discord API data only to operate community recognition inside Discord. It does not use that data to discriminate, profile people for identity or relationships, or decide eligibility for employment, housing, insurance, or other real-world benefits.
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