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pacem.sh
$boot --session
- ::opening channel
- ::restoring session
linking
$
Last updated: 20 October 2026
PARA PACEM is a non-profit, fan-made hobby project, built and run by one person: me. I collect the minimum I need to run the site, I don't run ads, and I never sell your data. This page explains in plain language what I store, who can see it, and where the game data comes from.
No advertising, tracking or analytics cookies. The cookies I set keep you signed in, remember the live game you're in, bring you back to a campaign join link after you sign in, remember which announcements you've dismissed, and protect the Patreon link step. Your browser also keeps a few display preferences, such as a dismissed colour key, that never leave your device.
Vercel counts page visits (Vercel Web Analytics) and records how fast pages load (Vercel Speed Insights), so I can see which pages are used and find the slow ones. Each record carries the page address, the site you came from, device type, browser, operating system and country. No cookies are set, and nothing identifies you: visits are told apart by a hash that is discarded every day.
When something crashes, a report goes to Sentry so I can fix it, sent through the site's own domain. It carries the error, the page and the app version. I have switched off everything else: no user details, cookies, request headers, form contents or URL parameters.
Data is stored with Supabase (the database and authentication provider), the site is hosted on Vercel, which also counts visits and measures page speed, and error reports go to Sentry. All three act as processors on my behalf.
This is not personal data, but you should know where it comes from. Datasheets, points and rules are imported from community-maintained and publicly available sources:
Warhammer 40,000 — 11th edition
Warhammer 40,000 — 10th edition
Kill Team
Written by me
PARA PACEM is unofficial and not affiliated with or endorsed by Games Workshop. The data is maintained by volunteers and can be wrong or behind; your codex, the Munitorum Field Manual and the official app are the final word. If something is wrong, use “Report a data error” on the unit.
From your profile you can change your callsign and avatar and choose whether you appear on the patron wall. In the army builder you can mark an army private or turn off its share link. If you want your account and its data deleted, or a copy of what I hold about you, contact me on the Discord server at ParaPacem and I'll sort it out.
This is a hobby project run by one person, not a company with a legal department — if anything here is unclear, just ask me on Discord.