Privacy

I'm Dan, and I run ChessIntel myself. Here's what I do with your data, in plain language.

What I collect

• From you (the parent): your email — captured by Stripe at checkout — and a password if you create an account.
• About your kid: first name only, their tournament rating, and (optionally) their Chess.com or Lichess username so I can pull up to their last 50 online games from the public profile (capped at the last 90 days).
• The games: what you send — scoresheet photos or pasted PGN.

I don't ask for your kid's last name, school, address, or phone number, and I don't collect anything from your kid directly — you submit on their behalf.

What I do with it

I use it to write your reports and to remember your kid's patterns across tournaments — the longitudinal memory is the whole point. I personally read everything. I don't sell your data and I don't share it with anyone outside the processors below.

Who else touches the data

• Stripe — processes your payment. I never see your card number.
• Supabase — stores your account, games, and reports (US servers, encrypted at rest).
• Resend — delivers transactional email (report-ready notifications).
• Vercel — hosts the site.

Each is bound by their own privacy policy; I only send them what they need to do their job.

Cookies

A session cookie keeps you signed in. No tracking cookies, no advertising pixels.

Children's data

ChessIntel is purchased by a parent for their child. I don't market to or collect data directly from children. The kid's first name and games are submitted by you, the parent.

Deleting it

Email dan@chessintel.app and I'll delete your account, your games, and your reports — no forms, no friction.

— Dan