Privacy · FlagLine Offside Lab

A short, truthful statement about how the offline offside workbench treats your training data on iOS.

On-device only · No ads · No analytics SDKs

Summary

FlagLine Offside Lab does not collect personal data. The app is built as an offline-first education workbench: geometry setups, freeze-frame forks, Decision Mode history, cue sheets, and widget preferences persist locally with on-device SwiftData.

What stays on your device

Half-pitch layouts you arrange (players, ball, attack direction)
Seeded scenario progress and personal forks of freeze-frames
Decision Mode answers, accuracy tallies, and restage bookmarks
Run-the-line cue preferences and exported PDF thumbnails you choose to share via the system share sheet

None of that content is uploaded to FlagLine Offside Lab servers, because core training does not require a network connection or an account.

What we do not do

No accounts, sign-ins, or player contact directories
No third-party analytics, advertising, or tracking SDKs
No sale of data and no behavioral profiling
No remote logging of your offside calls or custom packs

System services

If you export a PDF or image through the iOS share sheet, or pin the Home Screen widget, those actions use Apple system interfaces under your control. FlagLine Offside Lab does not operate a separate cloud backend for those features.

Children & education use

The app is designed for youth assistant-referee trainees, high-school players, parent-coaches, and new officials as a training aid. Because the product does not collect personal data, it does not build profiles of minors or coaches.

Changes

If this privacy practice ever changes in a material way, we will update this page before shipping a release that behaves differently. The current product promise remains: on-device storage, no third-party analytics or ads.