Test version · 19 October 2026
Terms and privacy
These are the terms of Lytra's tournaments, at tournaments.lytra.app, and what they keep about you. By signing in you accept them.
1What it is
Lytra's tournaments are a free, fan-made place to run MARVEL SNAP tournaments and play in them: Swiss rounds, brackets, results. They are part of Lytra, the free deck tracker, and need neither it nor anything installed. They charge nothing and handle no money.
2Your account, and what it keeps
You sign in with Discord or with Google. From Discord we ask only who you are (its “identify” permission): your Discord id, your @username, your name and your picture. From Google, only your basic profile (its “openid” and “profile” permissions): your Google id, your name and your picture. We keep exactly those — the id, to know it is you the next time; the name and picture, to show them on the tournaments you take part in; your Discord @username and a link to your Discord profile, which only the organiser and judges of the tournaments you enter see, to reach you — and take them again each time you sign in. From your account page you can add the other one, as another way into the same account. We never ask for or keep your email, your password, your servers, your contacts or your friends.
If you choose a display name on your account page, your tournaments show it instead of the name you sign in with, which we still keep and take again, so that emptying it brings that one back.
If you add them on your account page, we also keep your channels on Twitch, Kick or YouTube and your Discord server's invite — their names, never a password —, shown beside your name on the tournaments you organise. Empty them there and they go.
Signed in, your browser keeps one cookie: your session, for every lytra.app site — the same account saves decks on origins.lytra.app —, for 30 days or until you sign out. We keep a fingerprint of it, never the cookie itself. There are no advertising or tracking cookies. The site counts its visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which sets no cookie and keeps nobody's identity.
3What you put in, and who sees it
A tournament's page opens for anyone with its link, signed in or not; a public one is also on the list. On it, everyone sees who entered — their name and picture —, the name each entered with in MARVEL SNAP, the rounds, the results and the standings.
Your deck, when the tournament asks for one: whoever you face sees it during your round together, and everyone once the tournament is over. Its organiser may open more from the first round — the count of the tournament's cards, and every deck (open lists) —; the tournament's page says so before you enter.
What you say happened at your table, your check-in and when you said you were ready are kept with the tournament, and its organiser and judges see them.
What a tournament announces — its schedule, its rounds, what its organiser writes for its players — is on its page, under Announcements, for anyone who opens it.
Each table has a chat, to hand each other the game's battle code and to talk. What you write there is seen by your opponent and by the tournament's organiser and judges — nobody else — and is kept with the tournament. So is a call for a judge — why, and your note —, which your opponent sees too.
4Its space on Discord
An organiser may give their tournament a space in Lytra's Discord server: a private category only its players and those who run it see. Joining it from the tournament's page, Discord asks you to let Lytra add you to the server; we do it then, once, and do not keep that permission. You get the tournament's role, which comes off if you leave it.
In it, Lytra's bot posts what the tournament announces, the same as its page, and opens a private thread — a ticket — with your opponent and the judges when there is a dispute or a call for a judge. What you write there is on Discord, under Discord's terms. A week after the tournament ends, its channels and roles are deleted.
5Organisers and judges
Whoever makes a tournament runs it: they start it, deal its rounds and, with the judges they name, settle results and may remove a player. Anyone signed in may make a private tournament, reached by its link; public ones are made by organisers Lytra approved.
A tournament's page shows its organiser's name and picture. What they write on it — its description and the cards it bans — and the channels and Discord server they add to their account are public there, and theirs to answer for.
Lytra does not run their tournaments, check their prizes or stand behind what they promise. Lytra handles no money: entry fees, prizes and giveaways, if there are any, are between the organiser and the players, and under MARVEL SNAP's own rules.
6Playing fair
Enter with your own name in the game, play your own matches and report them as they ended. Names, display names, pictures or tournaments that insult, impersonate someone or break the law may be removed — by the organiser in their tournament, by Lytra anywhere —, and the accounts behind them deleted.
7Deleting your account
You can delete your account at any time from its page, tournaments.lytra.app/account. Your name, your display name, your picture, your Discord or Google id, your sessions, what you wrote in the tables' chats, your places in tournaments that have not started and any request to organise go at once, and tournaments of yours that have not ended are cancelled.
Your results in tournaments already played stay, so that their standings still add up — under “Deleted player”, and without the name you entered with in the game. Signing in again later makes a new account.
Until then we keep your account. A session that ran out is deleted the next time anyone signs in.
8Where it is kept
Accounts and tournaments are kept in a database run by Neon, and the site is served by Vercel; both work for Lytra. Lytra sells nothing about you, shares nothing and shows no ads.
To ask about your data, or to have something taken down, write on Lytra's Discord (discord.gg/QNSTW2PNqF).
9Not affiliated
Lytra is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by Second Dinner, Nuverse, Marvel or Disney. MARVEL SNAP, its cards, names and art belong to their owners. The card art on these pages is lytra.app's own copy, shown free and with no commercial purpose, as fan sites do; its owners can ask for it to be taken down on Lytra's Discord.
10No warranty
This is a test version, provided “as is”, without warranty of any kind: a tournament may go wrong or be lost, and the site may stop. To the extent the law allows, its author is not liable for any damage or loss arising from its use.
11Changes
These terms change as the tournaments do; the date at the top says when they last did.