Last Updated: October 21, 2026
This privacy policy covers the Lucky Pick Chrome extension and the Lucky Pick web application. Both are built so that the comments you collect are never sent to us, and this page explains exactly what each one touches.
We do NOT collect or keep any personal data, except in the two cases described at the end of this section. Outside those two cases, this includes but is not limited to:
The two exceptions:
The Lucky Pick extension:
The Lucky Pick web application:
If you create a share link, the winners' usernames and entry counts are encoded in that link, along with the giveaway's totals, the colour theme, the draw's seed and the comments' fingerprint (a hash, from which no comment can be read back); anyone with the link can see them. The link is made in your browser, but because the data is part of the address, it reaches our web host whenever someone opens the link, as any web address does.
A draw record contains every collected comment — including comments that didn't count as entries and comments from excluded users — with each commenter's username and account ID, what they wrote, when, and the comment's ID. It also holds the entry list built from those comments, the post's address and its owner's username and account ID, the rules (including any manual entries and the usernames you excluded), the seed, the winners and any alternates, and a fingerprint of the comments. It is downloaded to your device and goes nowhere else: you decide whether to publish it. The verifier reads a draw record in your browser and uploads nothing.
The extension no longer requests activeTab, and it has no side panel. It has no content script on Instagram or YouTube either; its only content script runs on luckypick.win, where it tells this site the extension is installed. Everything it collects stays on your device.
We do NOT share, sell, or transmit any data to third parties. All giveaway processing happens locally on your device.
The only request our server makes to anyone else is for a winner's profile picture, which it fetches from the Instagram or YouTube image server that issued the picture's address. The preview image a share link shows in chats and social posts is drawn on our server using only a font built into it, so the winners' names are never sent to a font or emoji service. Characters that font can't draw appear in the preview as a dot.
Our extension and web app do not knowingly collect information from children under 13. The tools are designed for content creators and social media managers.
Apart from the two exceptions under Data Collection, we don't collect or keep any giveaway data, so there is none to be compromised. Collected comments live in your browser's local extension storage until you clear them, and you maintain full control over any exported CSV files.
This project is open source. You can review the code to verify our privacy practices at any time.
If we make changes to this privacy policy, we will update the "Last Updated" date at the top of this page.
If you have questions about this privacy policy, please contact us through our GitHub repository or at the contact information provided on our website.