ScoreChom is built to publish the right match information without pulling in unnecessary device data. This page is the operational privacy summary for Phase 2 and can be expanded as formal policy wording evolves.
ScoreChom is structured around match and organization records rather than background phone tracking. That keeps the platform commercially useful for schools and clubs while avoiding data collection that is not required for the service to work.
Phase 2 note: player tracking and analytics are still marked as coming soon. Until those features are finalized, public copy should treat them as planned capabilities rather than active data collection.
We use account information to identify scorers, secure their history, and support future organization-linked packages. Country is used to keep regional organization and advertising setup tidy, including separating South African direct sponsor inventory from future international ad-network plans. Admin management remains controlled internally for now, which reduces self-service permission sprawl while the commercial model matures.
Live score links, fixtures and results rely on the match information entered by scorers and organizations. Shared match pages are intended for parents, supporters, coaches and schools who need a fast public scoreboard experience.
Use the dedicated account and data deletion page for current instructions while the final in-app self-service flow is being finalized. Private account data and user-only match history can be deleted after verification. Public organization match records may need to remain as school, club, or event history, but account-identifying scorer details should be removed or anonymized where practical.
For privacy requests, deletion requests or questions about how organization data is displayed, contact support@scorechom.com. We can turn this summary into a fully versioned legal policy once the commercial packages and sponsorship offerings are finalized.
