What the advisor knows—and what it does not
Effective during the open beta · Last updated 11 August 2026
Public PSN profile, not verified ownership
The experimental connector reads trophy information visible on a public PlayStation profile. It cannot use official Sony OAuth to prove that the signed-in Trophy Planner user owns that Online ID. Selecting a public profile therefore means “use this public progress,” not “verify my PlayStation account.” Hidden or private trophy data is unavailable.
AI processing
When you ask a question, Trophy Planner sends OpenAI the question and the minimum relevant game version, trophy progress, save answers, and checklist context. The advisor may search current web sources, produces an original synthesis, and links the sources it used. Requests are sent with application-state storage disabled, although OpenAI’s API data controls and abuse-monitoring rules may still apply.
What the advisor cannot infer
A trophy unlock may prove an outcome, but it does not reveal every inventory item, dialogue choice, quest state, or save slot. Trophy Planner asks follow-up questions when those facts materially change the route. Manual checklist states remain user-controlled, reviewable, and reversible.
Accuracy and source rights
AI and community guides can be incomplete, outdated, or wrong—especially across PS4/PS5 versions, patches, regional trophy stacks, and server shutdowns. Check irreversible warnings against the linked sources and maintain a backup save where the game permits. Trophy Planner summarizes; it does not reproduce complete guides or paywalled content.
Sensitive information
Do not put health, political, religious, financial, authentication, or other sensitive personal information in trophy questions, save answers, checklists, reports, or support messages. It is not needed for trophy advice.