What we store, and what we do not.

RingsideReady Boxing works without an account. If you never sign in, your checklist progress, saved gyms, favorites, session notes, and timer settings stay on your device and are never sent to us.

Signing in exists so that data can follow you between devices. That is the only reason it exists.

We do not sell your data, we do not share it with advertisers, and we do not use your session notes to market to you.

Checklist progress, favorites, saved gyms and their notes, session log entries, timer presets, your chosen tabs, and your profile answers (mode, stance, experience, goal).

This is held in your browser's local storage. Clearing site data removes it, and so does using a private window. We cannot recover it for you, because we never had it.

Reminders. In the iPhone app, the reminders you turn on are scheduled by your phone. Their wording and times are worked out on the device, and we do not send push notifications.

Apple Health. If you turn it on in the iPhone app, each finished timer workout is saved to Apple Health as a Boxing workout with its start and end time. RingsideReady only writes those workouts: it never reads your health data, and nothing from Apple Health is sent to us, sold, or used for advertising.

Your email address and an authentication record, so you can sign back in. If you use Google or Apple sign-in, we receive the account identifier and email they pass us, not your password.

Whatever you choose to sync: checklist progress, favorites, saved gyms, and session notes.

Photos and clips you add to your media library, kept privately under your account until you delete them, and which of your albums each one is in.

The written notes from any session review you run, kept with that clip until you delete the clip, plus a count of how many free reviews and custom-session builds your account has used.

A subscription record if you buy a plan — which plan, its status, and its renewal date.

Payments. In the iPhone app, Apple bills In-App Purchase and we never receive your card number. On the website, outside the iPhone app, card details are entered on the payment provider's own hosted checkout and never touch RingsideReady. Either way we receive a confirmation and a subscription status, not your card. The iPhone app does not offer web checkout.

Gym search. When you search for gyms, your approximate coordinates and a radius are sent to our server, which queries Google Places through Lovable’s connector gateway, with OpenStreetMap as a fallback. We do not store your location afterwards. We keep the list of gyms found for that area, to about a city block, so the next search nearby is quicker, but never who searched.

Corner questions. Your question text is sent to an AI provider to generate an answer. We apply a rate limit keyed to a salted, hashed form of your network address — we do not keep a readable log of who asked what.

Session review and Wrap Check. A check runs only when you ask for one, never on upload. Session review sends a few still frames taken from your clip on your phone, and Wrap Check sends your wrap photo, through our server and our AI gateway to Google's Gemini models, which write the notes. We do not keep the frames or the photo. We keep a session review's written notes with that clip in your private library, so you can reopen them without another review; deleting the clip deletes its notes. Wrap Check notes are not kept.

Combo Caller voices. If you choose a natural coach voice, the short cue text (for example “Jab, cross.”) is sent to Google’s speech service to make the audio. The on-device voice does not leave the phone. Downloaded natural-voice clips are cached on your device for reuse; our app server does not retain them.

Talk to Coach. While a call is active, microphone audio is relayed through our server to Google’s Gemini Live service to hear and answer you in your selected voice. Detailed coaching questions are sent through Lovable’s AI gateway for an answer. Captions stay in the open call screen; RingsideReady does not save call recordings or transcripts. Ending the call stops microphone capture.

Fonts. Typefaces are served by Google Fonts, which sees the request as part of loading the page.

No advertising identifiers, no cross-site tracking pixels, and no behavioural profile.

Anonymous counts, not a profile. We do count a few moments in the app as daily totals — the upgrade screen opening, a checkout starting, a first workout being logged — so we can see which parts of RingsideReady help. A count holds only the moment, the screen it came from, the plan if there is one, and whether it happened on the website or in the iPhone app. It never includes your account, a device identifier, or your network address; sending one is rate limited the same way as a corner question.

No health data. RingsideReady does not ask for injuries, medical history, weight, or anything a clinician would record — and you should not put that information into it. The optional Apple Health setting writes your finished workouts to your phone; it never reads from Apple Health.

No precise location history. A gym search uses your position once, for that search.

Account data is kept while your account exists. Delete the account and it goes, along with the records attached to it.

Payment and subscription records are kept as long as required for tax and accounting, because we are not permitted to delete those on request.

On-device data lasts exactly as long as you keep it. Nothing expires behind your back.

Use it signed out. Everything in the Learn library, the timer, the checklist and the session log works with no account at all.

Delete your account. Settings → Account → type DELETE → Delete account. This removes the sign-in and the data attached to it. It does not cancel an Apple subscription.

Ask for a copy. Write to us and we will send you what we hold.

Depending on where you live you may also have rights to correct, restrict, or object to processing. Ask and we will honour them.

RingsideReady is written for ages 13 and up, and younger boxers should use it with an adult. We do not knowingly create accounts for under-13s. If you believe a child has an account, tell us and we will remove it.

If this policy changes in a way that affects what we collect or who sees it, we will say so in the app rather than quietly editing this page.