Privacy Policy

Media and round details

Scorecard uses the video files you choose, their audio, and technical video information to preview and encode your golf video with timed graphics. It also stores details you enter, including player names, round dates, course and tee information, hole scores, clubs, distances, notes, and graphic settings. Imported course files and reference scorecards may contain information you included in those files. The editor stores this information locally. The Expo development client sends project data to its configured editor backend, which defaults to a local address.

Optional online course search

If you configure GolfCourseAPI and select online search, import, or refresh, the backend sends your API key and the course search text or selected course ID over HTTPS to GolfCourseAPI. The service also receives normal connection information, such as the requesting IP address. The request does not contain videos, player names, or your scores. The app stores the key and caches course results locally. You can remove a saved key in course settings, or use the local course library without an API key. If you open the USGA link, your browser visits the USGA website.

Exports and other recipients

John Lee does not receive your project files through the editor. Scorecard does not require an account and does not sell your data or use it for advertising or analytics. When you share an export, your chosen recipient or service receives the video, audio, and visible overlays. Files saved to a synced folder may be handled by your storage provider.

Storage and deletion

Your projects remain in local app storage until removed. Moving a project to Trash keeps it available for recovery. Permanently delete it from Trash to remove the project and associated app-owned media and exports. Remove saved course data and separately saved original files, exports, or backups from their respective locations.

Privacy questions and requests

For questions about this policy or help removing data, contact John Lee through the public GitHub issue tracker. Keep your videos, credentials, work records, and other private details out of public posts. Information you choose to post there is handled by GitHub and can be seen by other visitors.

Updates to this policy will appear on this page with a revised date.