Privacy

Playing Partners is a private tool with one owner. It keeps a list of golf partners and when each of them can usually play. Nobody can see the list without the passcode.

What is stored

The details the owner types in or imports for each player: name, phone number, handicap, the days and times they can usually play, whether they are a favorite, and notes. These live in a Cloudflare database that only this app reads.

The passcode itself is never stored. The app keeps a scrambled version that can check a passcode but cannot be turned back into one.

What stays on your device

After you sign in, your browser keeps a sign-in cookie for up to 180 days so you do not have to enter the passcode every time. It also keeps a copy of the player list, the last tee time you picked, and the course name in local storage, so the app opens fast. Signing out removes the cookie and the copy of the list.

Texting

The Text button opens your phone's own messaging app with a draft. The app does not send messages, and it does not see what you send or who replies.

What is not here

No analytics, no ad tracking, and no third-party scripts. Nothing on the list is shared with or sold to anyone. Cloudflare hosts the app and handles each request, as it does for any site it serves.

Removing data

Deleting a player removes them from the database right away. Export CSV on the Players screen gives the owner a full copy of the list at any time.

Questions

Reach Miles Media through milesonmedia.com.