5.1 Public Visibility
All profile information and content — except direct messages — is PUBLIC, visible to anyone including non-registered visitors, and may be indexed by search engines.
A club page is public from the moment its manager publishes it (while it is a draft only the manager sees it) and it also shows the manager's username, name and profile photo. Anyone joining a page's staff appears there only after accepting the invitation and can leave at any time. The link between a rider and a club is public, like the rest of the profile.
Camps and Contests. Requests to join a camp are seen only by whoever makes them and by whoever manages the page (the owner and the Staff who accepted); other users only see numbers, never names. In Contests, accepted entries, heats, scores and rankings are public, including for people without an account; pending or rejected entries are seen only by the person concerned and by the organizers. Year of birth is seen only by the organizers and, for accepted entries, by that Contest's judges: never the full date, never other users. The "paid" status of the fee is seen only by the organizers and the person concerned. Individual judges' marks are not public. Organizers and judges can create a PDF of heats and results to print or share: what they do with it outside TBR is their responsibility.
Direct messages are private: only the two members of a conversation can read them. They are not end-to-end encrypted. Our moderation can access an individual message only if that message has been reported, to review the report. Chat photos are automatically screened for prohibited content at upload. We may disclose data where the law requires it.
5.2 Service Providers (Processors)
We use these providers to run TBR:
| Provider | Role | Location |
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| Supabase | Database, authentication, file storage | EU (Frankfurt); US company |
| Cloudflare | Post media storage (R2) and CDN | EU storage; global CDN |
| Google — Vision | Automatic image screening | USA/global |
| Google — Maps/Places | Maps, place search, geocoding | USA/global |
| Google — Sign-In, Firebase | Login; Android push delivery | USA/global |
| Apple | Sign in with Apple; iOS push (APNs) | USA/global |
| Expo (650 Industries) | Push routing; app updates | USA |
| Sentry | Crash and error reporting | EU data region (Germany) |
| Anthropic | Translation of chats and page texts (Claude) | USA |
| Modal (Modal Labs) | Video processing for TBR Tricks | USA/global |
| Vercel | Website hosting | USA/global |
What each receives is limited to what its role requires.
Push notifications routed through Expo, Apple and Google include the notification text (e.g. sender name and message preview, if you keep previews enabled).
Translation: the text of a chat message is sent to Anthropic only when a reader requests translation; the public texts of a page (courses, camps, Contest fee and announcement) are sent to Anthropic to show them in other languages; see §7 for retention.
TBR Tricks: only when you use it, the video you choose, the sport to write on the video and a technical code of your account go to Modal, which creates the effect and returns the clip to you; see §7.
5.3 Legal Requirements
We may disclose data to comply with the law or valid requests by authorities, and to establish or defend legal claims.
5.4 Business Transfers
If TBR is ever transferred to a company or new owner, user data may be transferred with it under equivalent protections; you would be informed as required by law.
5.5 No Sale of Data
We do not sell your personal data. We show no third-party advertising.