Privacy
Updated October 31, 2026
This website
This website shows Zoro screenshots and release information. It does not use analytics, advertising cookies, accounts, or signup forms. It does not ask for your Riot password.
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Riot Client and Riot services
The Zoro Windows app reads the signed-in Riot Client session on your PC. It uses that session to request account, shop, and match data from Riot services. Zoro stores settings, cached data, and saved match history on your PC.
Riot handles information sent to its services under its privacy notice.
Artwork, configuration, and updates
Zoro requests public game data from valorant-api.com. It downloads artwork from the image hosts listed in that data and its configuration. It also downloads public player-role metadata, including from a GitHub-hosted file.
Zoro checks config.saucywan.dev for service settings. The launcher checks releases.saucywan.dev for release information and downloads updates from that service. These requests connect your PC to the relevant service.
Discord activity
Discord activity is enabled by default. When Discord is running and the connection is available, Zoro sends your current game phase and Riot ID through the local Discord connection. Discord can display that activity on your profile. You can turn Discord activity off in Zoro's settings.
Diagnostic logs
Zoro writes diagnostic logs on your PC. App logs are encrypted for the maintainer to read. Launcher error logs are plain text. Zoro does not upload these logs automatically.
If you send logs to the maintainer for support, they may contain player identifiers, match details, technical information about your PC, and error messages. Review what you send.
Contact
For a privacy question or a request about information you sent for support, email saucywan@gmail.com.