This is the short version of Time2GoPurple's privacy policy, written for drivers under 18. It isn't a different set of rules — it's the same rules, said plainly. The full policy is the complete one, and it's the one that counts legally.
What Time2GoPurple is
Time2GoPurple is a training app for racing drivers. It watches how you use your pedals — how fast you get on the brake after something happens, how accurately you hit a pressure, whether you can do it the same way twice — and it gives you a score so you can see if you're getting better.
It is not a health test. It doesn't diagnose anything, it isn't medical, and nothing it measures says anything about your health.
Why we asked your parent or guardian
Because you're under 18. Australian privacy law expects us to get an adult's permission before we collect information about someone your age, so we email them, explain what Time2GoPurple does, and wait. Your account doesn't start working until they say yes.
They get told the same things you're reading here. If they say no, we don't activate the account.
What we keep about you
Things you type in: your name, email, date of birth, what category you race in, which country you're in, and which foot you brake with. Plus any race dates you add to your calendar.
Things you make by training: your drill scores, your reaction times in milliseconds, every individual attempt within a drill, your assessment results, and your XP, tier and streak.
Why your date of birth: so we know you're under 18 and can switch on the extra protections below. That's the only reason we ask.
What we never collect
No video. No audio. No photos. No recording of what you type outside the app. Nothing about what else is running on your computer.
Time2GoPurple can see your pedals. That's it.
Things that are switched off for you
While you're under 18, these are off and you can't turn them on, even if you want to:
- Leaderboards. You won't appear on any public ranking.
- Benchmarking. Your scores aren't pooled into Time2GoPurple's anonymous comparisons between drivers.
- Marketing email. We won't send you any.
These aren't settings you've forgotten to change. They're enforced by the database itself, so they can't be flipped on by accident.
What you can ask us for
Any of these, any time, without giving a reason:
- A copy of everything we hold about you.
- A correction, if something is wrong.
- Deletion — all of it gone and the account closed.
Email privacy@time2gopurple.io and a real person reads it. You don't need to go through your parent or guardian to ask, though we may contact them as well for anything that closes the account.
If you ask us to delete the account, your training data is gone within 30 days. For adults it's 90 — under-18s get the shorter one.
The one thing we keep afterwards
If your account is deleted, we still keep a record that your guardian approved it: their email address and the date. We keep that for seven years.
That's not us hanging on to your data. It's the proof that we asked permission properly, and if we deleted it we'd have no way to show we ever did.
Where your information is stored
Time2GoPurple keeps your training results on your own computer, and also in a database run by a company called Supabase so your results follow you if you change machines. Payments go through Stripe, who handle card details so we never see them.
The full policy says exactly where in the world those sit.
If something's wrong
Tell us: privacy@time2gopurple.io.
If you'd rather not come to us, or we don't sort it out, you can complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au. You don't need an adult to do that for you.