RainSport Go for iPhone and iPad
RainSport Go collects nothing about you. There is no account, no sign-in, no advertising, no purchases, and no chat or social features. Your training progress and settings stay on your own device.
This policy applies to the iOS app RainSport Go and to nothing else. It is written to match the App Privacy answers on the App Store listing and the privacy manifest shipped inside the app.
None. RainSport Go has no account and no login. It shows no advertising, offers no in-app purchases, and has no chat or user-to-user features. It does not build a profile of you and does not sell or share data, because it holds none to begin with.
The app works fully offline. It makes no network requests during normal use and runs the same in Airplane Mode.
| What | Why | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Training progress, academy steps, reflex-challenge scores and gear-locker choices | So the app remembers how far you have come | The app's private on-device storage |
| Settings and preferences | So your choices survive a relaunch | iOS user defaults belonging to this app |
All of it lives in the app's sandbox, is removed when the app is deleted, and can be cleared from the app's own Settings.
RainSport Go only asks for camera access if you tap a control that needs it. If you decline, nothing else changes and the rest of the app keeps working normally. Any picture is used only for the feature you tapped and is kept in the app's own storage on your device — it is never uploaded, shared or read for anything else.
If you choose to add an image, the app opens the standard iOS photo picker and receives only the single photo you select; iOS does not grant it access to the rest of your library, and the app never asks for it. Declining leaves every other part of the app working.
Notifications are optional and off until you turn them on. They are local notifications: iOS schedules and delivers them on the device itself. There is no push server and nothing is sent anywhere. You can switch them off in the app, or in iOS Settings → Notifications, at any time. Declining changes nothing else in the app.
NSPrivacyAccessedAPICategoryUserDefaults — reason CA92.1. User defaults are read and written only to store this app's own progress and settings, and are not shared with any other app or SDK.The app bundles no advertising, analytics, attribution or crash-reporting SDK, so no additional third-party privacy manifests apply.
RainSport Go is suitable for all ages. Because nothing is collected, nothing is collected from children either. There are no purchases, no chat, no user-to-user features and no advertising.
If this policy ever changes, the updated version ships with a new release of the app and the date at the top of this page changes with it. Material changes will also be noted in the release notes.
Questions about privacy in RainSport Go can be raised through the app's App Store listing, using the standard feedback and review options Apple provides there. The in-app Settings screen and the support page also answer the most common questions.