Privacy Policy
Laptime is a GPS lap timer. It is built so that timing laps on your own never leaves your phone. Data only reaches a server when you choose to share a track with other people.
On your phone only
Your tracks, every lap, its GPS trace, speed, G-forces and sector times are stored on your device. You need no account to use any of this, and none of it is sent anywhere.
Location is used only while a session is open or armed, to detect start, sector and finish lines. While a session is armed, Laptime keeps using location in the background so laps keep timing with the screen off. iOS shows the location indicator whenever this is happening, and it stops when you disarm or end the session.
When you share a track
Shared tracks need an account, created with Sign in with Apple. Apple tells us a stable identifier for you and, the first time only, your name. We store:
| What | Why | Who can see it |
|---|---|---|
| An account identifier from Apple | To know which laps and tracks are yours | Nobody — internal only |
| Your display name (by default, your first name; you can change it) | Shown next to your laps | People in tracks you share or join |
| Shared tracks: the route, start, sector and finish lines | So others can time laps on it | People who have that track's code |
| Lap times and sector times on shared tracks | The leaderboard | People in that track |
| The GPS trace of your best lap on each shared track | So others can compare against it and see live delta | People in that track |
| Reports you send | Moderation | Laptime's moderators only |
We do not receive your email address. If Apple's "Hide My Email" is on, we never see your real address at all.
Weather
When a lap finishes, Laptime asks Open-Meteo for the temperature and conditions at the track, so the lap can show the weather. That request includes the lap's approximate location and nothing that identifies you.
What we don't do
- No advertising and no ad networks.
- No tracking across apps or websites, and no selling of data.
- No analytics SDKs.
Where it is stored
Account and shared-track data is stored with Supabase, our database provider, which processes it only on our behalf. Access is restricted by the database itself: a request can only read tracks you belong to, and never laps from someone you have blocked or who has blocked you.
Blocking and reporting
You can report or block any driver from a shared track. Blocking hides each of you from the other everywhere in the app and removes them from tracks you own. You can undo it in Settings → Blocked Drivers. Reports are reviewed by Laptime's moderators, and the reported person is not told who reported them.
Deleting your data
- Delete your account: Settings → Delete Account. This permanently deletes your account, your shared tracks and every lap you uploaded, and revokes Laptime's access to your Apple ID. Tracks and laps stored on your phone are kept.
- Stop sharing a track: removes it and everyone's laps on it from the server.
- Delete the app: removes everything stored on your phone.
Children
Laptime is not directed at children under 13 and is intended for use on closed circuits.
Contact
Questions or deletion requests: roko.duvnjak@gmail.com
If this policy changes, the date at the top changes with it.