What the site does

It reads a haunt.gg profile and shows it back to you: a shareable image, a full breakdown of everything the profile exposes, and a side by side comparison of two to four profiles. Alongside those, a userscript recolours your own haunt.gg dashboard, and a watch tells you when a profile goes inactive.

Everything it shows comes from the official haunt.gg API. The site does not own that content, does not moderate it, and does not check whether it is accurate. If something on a profile is wrong or offensive, that is a matter for haunt.gg, not for this site.

What you may do

What you may not do

Hidden profiles

Anyone can ask for their profile to stop appearing here, in whole or in part, by getting in touch on Discord. That request is honoured, and it is honoured on the card generator, the lookup, the comparison, the watch and the link previews at the same time. A profile that asked to be left out cannot be watched by anyone.

If you have signed in, your own profile stays visible to you even when you have hidden it, because it is yours.

Signing in

Signing in with haunt.gg is optional and always will be. Every tool that reads a profile works without it. The two that belong to somebody need it: adding the bot to a server, and keeping a watch list. You can sign out at any moment from the account menu, and nothing keeps you signed in against your will.

What signing in is for, and what happens to it, is set out on the privacy page.

The dashboard theme

The theme is a userscript: a small file you install into a script manager in your own browser. It runs on your own haunt.gg dashboard, and it sends nothing anywhere. It does not need an account here.

It does two things. It repaints the dashboard in the colours you pick. And it adds a C4C and L4L check: two buttons that read the comment and feedback lists already on your own dashboard, and tell you who never gave one back and who you still owe. That reading happens in your browser, only when you press Scan, and the result goes nowhere. One further button, "Verify aliases", opens the flagged profiles on haunt.gg to read the real username behind each one; those requests reach haunt.gg and nothing else, and only when you press it.

The check names people, so it is built to refuse rather than to guess: if the lists did not load in full, or if the two tabs came back identical, it says so instead of producing a list. Acting on what it shows is your decision, and the rule against harassment above applies to it like everything else.

It is not a haunt.gg feature. It repaints their page inside your browser and nobody else sees the result. If they change how their dashboard is built, the theme can stop working overnight, and there is no promise that it will be fixed. Uninstalling it from your script manager undoes everything it did.

Do not use it to fake what a page shows and pass that off as real, and do not redistribute it as your own or as something haunt.gg made.

The inactivity watch

You can watch up to three profiles. The day one of them is marked inactive on haunt.gg, the bot sends you a message on Discord. It is free and outside the tiers: it costs nothing, and it does not touch a server's hourly allowance.

Because the message arrives on Discord, watching needs a connected Discord account, and that account has to be at least seven days old. The same list is the one /watch shows in the bot, so adding here and removing there makes no difference.

Each profile is read once a day, in its own hour, so the haunt.gg API is never hit in a burst. What is promised is at most one read a day, not a read at a precise minute: a day can be missed if something is down, and the watch is a convenience rather than something to rely on.

Watching someone is not a way to follow them around. Using it to keep tabs on a person who does not want it falls under the harassment rule above, and access can be cut.

The Discord bot

The bot is part of this site, not a separate service, and everything on this page applies to it too. It puts the same tools into a Discord server: /card, /lookup, /compare and /watch.

It is added from the bot page here, after connecting your Discord account, and never from an invite link. Adding it to a server requires the Manage Server permission in that server. A server the bot reaches any other way is one it will leave on its own.

You can put the bot in three servers. That is a limit per haunt.gg account, not per server, and it is there because the whole thing runs on one small free plan. Once you are at three, the button to add another is gone until you remove one. If the bot ends up in a fourth server anyway, that server is not recorded here, and the bot leaves it on its own within a few minutes.

Each server has its own hourly allowance, shown by /premium in that server. Freemium allows three cards and fifty lookups an hour. Pro allows twenty-five cards an hour, lookups without a limit, and the live preview while a card is being set up. /watch is outside all of that and counts against nothing.

You can remove a server, or disconnect Discord entirely, at any moment from the bot page. Doing so stops the commands working there, and frees a place for another server.

Paying for Pro

Pro costs 5€ once and covers one server. There is nothing to pay on this site: no form, no bank details, no checkout. You arrange it directly with the person who runs the site, on Discord, through their haunt.gg profile.

You then receive a key, and you post it yourself in the server with /premium key:. A key works on one server, the first one it is used in. A key can be revoked if it turns out to have been shared or resold, and the server falls back to Freemium.

Pro has no end date and is not a subscription: nothing renews and nothing is charged again. It lasts as long as the bot itself runs, which is not something this page can promise, as the section below says plainly. If that matters to you, ask before paying rather than after.

For a refund, a question, or a server change, get in touch the same way you did to buy it.

What is not promised

The site is free and provided as is. It can be slow, wrong, briefly broken, put into maintenance, or shut down entirely, at any time and without notice. It depends on the haunt.gg API, which can change or stop without warning.

That applies to the parts that look like a promise as much as to the rest. A watch can miss a day, a notification can arrive late or not at all, and the theme can break the day haunt.gg changes a page.

Nothing here is a guarantee of availability, accuracy or fitness for anything. Do not build something important on top of it.

Changes

These terms can change. The date at the top is the only version marker, so if it has moved, something below it has too.

Getting in touch

For anything at all, including takedown requests, bugs, and questions about this page: reach the person who runs the site through their haunt.gg profile. Please do not send it to the haunt.gg team, they have nothing to do with this site.