Last updated: draft, not yet reviewed by counsel.
To run the core functions of the platform: managing Feis entries and results, judging and announcing, invoicing, school rosters, and the notifications those actions trigger (e.g. an entry confirmation, a published result, an invoice reminder).
Access is scoped by role, not open to every user — see each collection's access rules in this project's firestore.rules. In short: a dancer's own school organiser and linked guardian(s) can see their full profile; judges and announcers see only what they need for the Feis they're invited to (entries, scores, results); published results and a school's public profile are visible to anyone, by design. Platform admins can access data to operate and support the platform. We don't sell personal information.
Firebase (Google) for authentication and data storage, Stripe for payment processing, and Resend for transactional email (confirmations, reminders, notifications). Each processes data only as needed to provide their part of the service.
Many dancer profiles belong to minors and are created and managed by a parent/guardian or their dance school rather than by the dancer directly. If you're a guardian, you're confirming you have the authority to provide that information on the dancer's behalf.
You can update your own account's name, email, and password from Account Settings. A dancer's profile can be corrected by their organiser, guardian, or a platform admin. To request deletion of your data, contact your platform admin or open a support ticket.
We keep account and event data for as long as your account is active or as needed to maintain accurate competition records (results are a permanent record once announced). Removing a user profile clears their roles and access but doesn't retroactively alter already-announced results.
This policy may be updated from time to time as the platform changes.
Questions about this policy can be sent via a support ticket from your account, or through your platform admin.
See also our Terms of Service.