Privacy policy

What we collect

Your email address, so you can sign in. Your display name, and optionally your bodyweight, birth year and country — these exist to make leaderboards fair, and every one of them is optional except the name.

The rucks you log: distance, duration, pack weight, elevation, a route name and when it happened. If you upload a FIT or GPX file, we keep the original file so we can re-read it if our parser improves.

What we do not do

We do not sell your data, and we do not run advertising on it.

We do not track you across other sites. Our analytics are cookieless and aggregate — no individual profile is built from your browsing.

Who can see your rucks

Nobody, by default. New profiles are private, and stay private until you explicitly turn on public visibility in your account settings.

When you do turn it on, your hauls appear on the leaderboards you qualify for, alongside a mark showing whether each ruck came from a device or was entered by hand.

Activities imported from Strava are an exception: Strava's API terms permit showing their data only to the person it belongs to, so those rucks are visible to you alone and never counted on any public board.

Where it lives

In a Postgres database hosted in the EU, with row-level security so one account cannot read another's rows.

Provider access tokens, if you connect Garmin or Strava, are held in a table that no user-facing role can read at all.

Your rights

Export everything we hold about you as JSON, any time, from your account settings.

Delete your account from the same page. That removes your profile, every activity, your crew memberships and any uploaded files. It is immediate and cannot be undone.

Cookies

Two functional cookies: one remembers whether you prefer metric or imperial, one keeps you signed in. Neither is used for tracking, which is why you are not being asked to dismiss a banner.