Wardogs Profit Tracker is a free, open-source companion tool for the game Wardogs. This page explains what data the app can send off your machine, when, and who can see it. It is not affiliated with Valve, Steam, or the developers of Wardogs.
The app works fully offline. Match data (cash over time, map, faction, role XP) is read from local files Wardogs and Steam already write on your own machine — via Steam Rich Presence and local save files — and saved to plain CSV files on your computer. Nothing leaves your machine unless you explicitly opt in below.
A one-time dialog (and a toggle in Settings, off by default) lets you choose to share your matches. If enabled, this is uploaded after each match:
That's the complete list — no passwords, no payment information, no browsing data, no contact information beyond what's inherent in a Steam ID/display name, nothing beyond what's described above and in the in-app consent dialog.
Uploaded data is stored in a Supabase (hosted PostgreSQL) database controlled by the developer. The key built into the app can only submit new data — it has no ability to read data back, enforced at the database level (Row-Level Security), not just by the app's own behavior. Only the developer, using a separate private key never distributed with the app, can read uploaded match data.
The in-app news feed is read-only for players — reading it discloses nothing about you. Only the developer can publish to it.
Questions or a deletion request: open an issue on the GitHub repository.