Recapr Fantasy League Connector

After you choose Connect ESPN, the connector reads the ESPN session authorization stored by Chrome for ESPN. It uses that authorization only to access the ESPN league you selected in Recapr.

The connector does not receive or read your ESPN password, browsing history, activity on unrelated websites, or the contents of other browser tabs.

Recapr creates a single-use connection request that expires after five minutes. The connector sends the ESPN authorization directly to Recapr over an encrypted connection. It does not place that authorization in the Recapr page, browser storage, analytics, or logs.

Before an import, Recapr shows the league name, season, and team count so you can confirm the correct league. Import requires a separate, fresh confirmation.

Recapr stores the ESPN authorization in encrypted server-side secret storage while the league remains connected. It is used to refresh the selected league data for Recapr features you request.

Connection-request metadata, such as the request status and timestamps, may be retained for up to 30 days for security and troubleshooting. Raw one-time tokens and ESPN authorization are not stored in connection-request records.

Recapr does not sell this data or use it for advertising, credit decisions, or unrelated profiling. Infrastructure providers may process it only to operate Recapr. Human access is restricted to exceptional support, security, or legal needs.

Recapr’s use of information obtained through the Recapr Fantasy League Connector complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.

A commissioner can disconnect the ESPN league in Recapr, which removes the stored ESPN authorization. Removing the Chrome extension prevents future browser-assisted connections but does not by itself disconnect a league already stored in Recapr.