Privacy, in plain words

What this site stores, and where

This site stores your preferences and your tracker data in your own browser. We never see any of it. There are no cookies.

Everything lives in your browser's local storage — a small notepad your browser keeps on your device for each site you visit. It never rides along with your page requests the way cookies do, and it is never sent to us or to anyone else. Clearing your browsing data erases it, which is why the tracker offers an export button for backups.

Your roster stays on your device unless you send it

My Team — the practice tracker — keeps everything you enter in it: your team name, your players' first names, who showed up, which games you played, what the kids loved, and — if you record one — a match with the other team's name and how many minutes each child played. None of it leaves your device unless you send it somewhere yourself. There is no account behind it, no sync, and no server on our end that could receive it — we couldn't read your roster if we wanted to, because it never reaches us. First names or initials are plenty; the tracker never asks for full names, birthdays, or contact details, and has nowhere to put them. A team card carries your team name, your players' first names, and saved run sheets — never a practice, a note, a rating, or a match.

When you export a backup, the file is created on your device and goes only where you send it. It contains your kids' first names — treat it like a paper roster. You can erase everything the tracker knows, any time, from its Data page.

In the app

There is a free iOS app. Everything below is the app's own privacy screen, word for word — if the two ever disagreed, one of them would be wrong, so there is only one set of sentences.

The app makes no network requests of any kind. Every game and diagram is bundled inside it, so it works the same in Airplane Mode as it does on your home wifi — which is also the honest test of this claim, and you can run it yourself.

There is no account, no sign-in, no sync, and no server on our end that could receive anything. Nothing about your team ever appears in a widget or in Siri.

The short version: this app is built to know nothing about you. No accounts, no sign-ups, no ads — and anything you type into the My Team tracker stays on this device.

It lives in a file inside the app, and it is included in your normal device backup if you use one — deliberately, so a new phone does not cost you a season. That backup is Apple's, of your device. It is not ours, and it never reaches us.

When you export a backup, the file is created on your device and goes only where you send it. Handing that file to the share sheet is the only way anything from My Team ever leaves this device. It contains your kids' first names — treat it like a paper roster. You can erase everything the tracker knows, any time, from its Data screen.

Some game pages credit a demo video. The app shows no preview image and embeds no player — fetching a thumbnail would be a network request, and this app makes none. Tapping the link hands you to YouTube in your browser or in their app, at which point you're on YouTube and their privacy policy applies. Screens written for kids contain no video links of any kind.

The screens written for kids never ask for a name, an age, a birthday, or anything else — there is nothing on them to fill in. The only place anyone types anything in this app is the coach's tracker, and that stays on the coach's device.

We don't run ads, we don't sell data, and we don't trade it with "partners" — we don't have any of those things. There is no analytics in this app, no crash reporting we can read, and no notifications. If that ever changed, this page would change first, plainly and loudly.

Questions about any of this? Get in touch at soccerfunfinder.com/contact/ — a real person reads it.

Kids never type anything here

The pages written for kids never ask for a name, an age, a birthday, or anything else — there is nothing on them to fill in. The only place anyone types anything on this site is the coach's tracker, and that stays on the coach's device.

Video previews come from YouTube

Some game pages show a preview image for a recommended video. That image is loaded from YouTube's image server, which means your browser talks to YouTube directly to fetch it — the same as loading any picture on the web. We never embed YouTube's player, and nothing plays until you choose to tap through, at which point you're on YouTube and their privacy policy applies. Pages written for kids contain no video links of any kind.

Nothing to sell, no one to sell it to

We don't run ads, we don't sell data, and we don't trade it with "partners" — we don't have any of those things. If that ever changed, this page would change first, plainly and loudly.

Questions about any of this? Get in touch — a real person reads it.