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What CombatScore collects, what your gym sees, what's public. Plain-English summary of our privacy posture, not a substitute for the full policy.
CombatScore is a training journal that you share with your gym. That sentence captures the privacy posture. Below is the long-form version.
This is a plain-English summary. The legally binding document is the full privacy policy.
| Data | Why | Visible to |
|---|---|---|
| Account basics (name, email, DOB) | Identity, age-gating | You + your gym(s) + CombatScore |
| Training sessions | The product | You + the gym for that session |
| Bio, social links, photo | Profile rendering | You + your gym + (if you publish) the public |
| Combat score, streak, weekly goal | The product | You only (unless you publish) |
| Coach feedback you receive | The product | You + the coach + your gym |
| Payment details | Stripe handles cards | Never CombatScore — see Payments overview |
| Push tokens, device fingerprints | Anti-abuse + notifications | CombatScore + (hashed) abuse-detection |
| IP / user-agent | Rate limiting, anti-abuse | CombatScore only |
Your gym owner and coaches see your training history at that gym plus your profile. They do NOT see:
Nothing, unless you've granted them access (e.g. through a drop-in). Multi-gym athletes have one CombatScore identity but partitioned data per gym.
Only what you publish. Default: nothing. If you make your profile public, anyone with the URL sees your display name, belt, gym affiliations, and anything you've added to bio/press/social.
We don't sell data. We don't run ad networks. We don't share with insurers, employers, or law enforcement except in response to a valid legal order.
See Your data rights for export, deletion, and other controls. Parents managing minor accounts: see COPPA for parents.
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Last updated May 31, 2026