Privacy Policy
DeepChamp (the ChatGPT plugin). Last updated October 31, 2026.
Who we are
The plugin is operated by Inova Platforms Inc. (8 The Green, Ste A, Dover, DE 19901), the company behind DeepChamp AI.
What we collect
The plugin has no accounts, sign-in, forms, cookies or advertising. When ChatGPT calls a tool, the tool receives only the fields needed for the request: league, date, number of days, current season or team name. We do not request your full conversation, memories, email address or app identity. Our hosting provider also processes technical request information, including network addresses, which may be personal information.
Logs
Our servers record routine technical information: the time of a request, which tool was called, whether it succeeded and how long it took. Our hosting provider (Google Cloud) also keeps standard request logs that may include a network address. We use these to keep the service reliable and secure and to prevent abuse. The project's default Cloud Logging bucket retains logs for 30 days.
Your controls
You can stop using or disconnect DeepChamp in ChatGPT’s plugin settings. Visual filters stay in the current view and are not sent to an analytics service. Contact us using the address below for privacy questions or requests; do not send passwords or unnecessary personal information.
What we do not do
- We do not sell personal information or use it for advertising.
- We do not show ads or build profiles of users or their questions.
- We do not use plugin requests to train models.
Service providers
The plugin runs on Google Cloud and reads sports data from a licensed sports data provider. ChatGPT and OpenAI handle your conversation under OpenAI’s own policies.
Children
The plugin contains general sports information. The technical logging described above applies to all requests.
Changes and contact
If this policy changes we will update the date above. Questions or requests: vanessa@inovaplatforms.com.