Privacy Policy

What We Collect

On Your Device (Local Storage)

• Athlete profiles (name, age, gender, body mass)
• Test results and performance metrics
• Exercise library and tags

Anonymous Analytics (Optional)

• Test type and timestamp
• Age bracket (not exact age)
• Gender (for aggregate statistics)
• Anonymous device identifier

Data Roles

You (the Coach) are the Data Controller

• You decide which athletes to register and what data to collect
• You are responsible for obtaining valid consent from athletes
• You control all personal data stored on your device
• You are responsible for handling exported data appropriately

Kine is the Data Processor

• We provide the software tool for data collection and analysis
• We process anonymized analytics on your behalf (when consented)
• We do not have access to personal data stored on your device
• We store only anonymous, aggregated data in the cloud

This means you are responsible for:

• Ensuring lawful basis for processing athlete data
• Responding to athlete data requests
• Securing exported data files
• Complying with your local data protection laws

How We Use Your Data

Local Data

• Display your test history and progress
• Calculate performance metrics
• Never leaves your device without consent

Anonymous Analytics

• Improve app performance and features
• Generate aggregate population statistics
• No personal information is shared

Where Data Is Stored

• Local: On your device only (SQLite database)
• Cloud: Google Cloud Firestore (anonymous data only)

Your Rights

You can at any time:

Per Athlete (Athlete Profile > Privacy)

• Export that athlete's data
• Delete that athlete's data
• Toggle analytics consent on/off

All Data (Settings > Privacy)

• Export all athletes and test data
• Delete all data (requires confirmation)

Data Retention

• Local data: Until you delete it
• Cloud data: Deleted automatically when you delete local data

Contact

For privacy questions or data requests:
getkine.eu@gmail.com

Changes

We may update this policy. Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance.