Privacy

What Dibs stores

If you sign in: your email address, your name as Google reports it, and an opaque Google account identifier. Plus the courses you choose to watch, and a record of the alerts we sent so we do not send the same one twice.

If you do not sign in, Dibs stores nothing about you. Browsing the catalogue needs no account.

What it does not store

No passwords — there is no password to store. No UCLA credentials, ever: Dibs cannot and will not enrol you in anything, it only links out to the registrar. No payment details. No analytics or advertising trackers.

Who else sees it

Google, when you sign in with it. Resend, which sends the alert emails and therefore handles your address. Nobody else. Your data is not sold, shared, or used to train anything.

Deleting it

Your settings has a delete button. It removes the account, the sign-in identities, the sessions and the watches immediately. There is no soft delete and no recovery window.

Where the course data comes from

Enrollment figures are read from the public Schedule of Classes. Grade distributions come from California Public Records Act responses covering Fall 2021 to Spring 2025 — the same public records the other UCLA grade sites use.

Dibs is not affiliated with or endorsed by UCLA.