Privacy policy

Last updated 15 November 2026

Fightday shows fight schedules. It has no accounts and asks for nothing about you. This page says exactly what the app stores and sends.

What stays on your phone

• The country you picked for where-to-watch.
• Which results you chose to reveal and which cards you marked as watched.
• Your alert settings.

None of this leaves the phone, except the alert settings and country described below.

Your location

From version 1.4 the app can show you the places near you that are putting a card on, with how far away each one is. That needs to know roughly where you are, so the app asks. It asks only when you tap “Use my location”, never when it opens, and if you say no it does not ask again and the distances are measured from the middle of your city instead.

• Only while the app is open. There is no background location and nothing is tracked while the app is closed.
• Used to sort places by distance, and nothing else. Your coordinates go to our own database with the request that asks which places are nearest. They are not written to any table, not attached to your install id, and not sent to Google Firebase or to anyone else.
• Kept on your phone for a day, so the app opens with the right distances rather than a blank. Turning the permission off in iOS Settings, or deleting the app, removes it.
• Never used for anything but this. Not for advertising, not for the country you see broadcast listings for, and not to work out who you are.

What the app sends to our server

• A random install id. Made on the phone the first time the app opens. It is not tied to your name, email, phone number, Apple ID or advertising id, and we have no way to link it to you.
• Alert settings, time zone and country. So the server can send an alert when a card's times change after your phone last checked. The country is the one you picked. It is not worked out from where you are.
• A push notification token, only if you turn alerts on and allow notifications. Apple and Expo (the push service we use) deliver the notification; the token lets them find your phone and nothing else.
• Anonymous usage counts, such as "schedule opened", "card opened", "where-to-watch link tapped", "result revealed" and "alert set", with the install id. We use them to see which features matter. They contain no content you typed, because there is nothing to type.

Google Firebase Analytics

The app also sends the same usage counts to Google Firebase Analytics, which we use to see how many people come back and which screens get used. What Firebase receives:

• An identifier Google creates for this install, and the identifier Apple gives us for this vendor. Neither is your Apple ID and neither follows you to another developer's apps. Deleting the app ends both.
• The screen you are on and the thing you tapped, by the same names listed above.
• Your device model, iOS version, app version and language, and a country worked out from your network address. That is a country, not a position, and it is not the location described below.
• When the app is opened, how long it is open, and if it is removed.

We do not use an advertising identifier, we do not run Apple's tracking permission prompt, and there are no ads in the app. Nothing here is joined up with anything about you held anywhere else. Google processes it for us under the Firebase terms of service. You can have it switched off: see Deleting your data below.

What we never collect

Name, email, phone number, contacts, location, photos, advertising identifiers, or anything from other apps. There are no ads in the app, and nothing it records is sold, shared with advertisers, or used to follow you across other apps and websites.

If you leave your name and email on our website, that is the one place we hold something that identifies you. It is used to reply to you and to ask one question after a card, never a mailing list, and you can ask us to delete it at any time.

Where the data lives

On Supabase (database hosting) in the United States, with Expo for push delivery, and with Google for Firebase Analytics, which also processes it in the United States. Schedule data comes from a licensed sports data provider; nothing about you goes to them.

Deleting your data

Deleting the app removes everything on the phone and ends the Firebase identifier for that install.

To have the server rows for your install removed too, email us from the support page and include the install id shown at the bottom of the Alerts screen. We delete it within 7 days, from our own database and from Firebase. Ask in the same email and we will stop the app sending to Firebase at all, or delete the name and email you left on the website.

Children

The app is not directed at children under 13 and collects nothing that would identify anyone of any age.

Changes

If this policy changes, the date at the top changes and the app shows the new version on its next update.