Privacy Policy

We collect what we need to analyse your bowling and run your account, and nothing we do not need. Your video is used to produce your analysis, not to advertise to you, and not sold to anyone. You can delete everything, permanently, from your settings.

Gobind Sharma, an individual developer trading as FastBowlingLab, is the data fiduciary under Indian law and the data controller where another law uses that term. Our correspondence address is Misa, Nagaon, Assam, India. Privacy questions and requests go to support@fastbowlinglab.com.

• Account data: your name, email address or phone number, and the workspaces you belong to. If you sign in with a social provider we receive the basic profile they release to us.
• Video you upload: the clips of a delivery you ask us to analyse, plus anything visible in them.
• Derived analysis data: body landmark positions detected in each frame, the measurements computed from them, the annotated frames and overlay video we render, and the analysis and training plan generated from those measurements.
• Training log entries: the sessions you record yourself.
• Usage and technical data: sign ins, actions taken in the product, device and push-notification tokens, and error diagnostics. We use this to operate the service and understand what is used.
• Billing data: your plan, its status and period, and an identifier issued by the payment provider or app store. We do not receive or store your card number.

Bowling footage is the most sensitive thing you give us, so it is worth being explicit. A clip shows an identifiable person, and what we extract from it is a detailed description of how that person’s body moves.

• Your clips are stored in our object storage and are readable only through short-lived, signed links issued to you or to the analysis worker.
• Analysis runs on our own infrastructure. Your video is not sent to a third-party model provider.
• The AI that writes your analysis receives the measurements and a small number of annotated still frames, not the full clip.
• We do not use your footage to train models.
• Body landmarks and movement measurements are used to analyse bowling technique, not to identify or authenticate you.
• If someone else appears in your footage, you are responsible for having their permission before you upload it.

We process personal data to provide the service you request and with consent where the law requires it. In particular, we use it for:

• running your account and providing the analysis, training, support and purchase features you ask for;
• your consent, including the decision to upload a clip and optional permissions such as push notifications, which you can withdraw;
• permitted uses under applicable law, such as preventing fraud, keeping the service secure and responding to emergencies or legal claims;
• complying with legal obligations and resolving payment, tax or consumer complaints.

We do not sell your data. We share it only with the providers that let the service run, for the purposes below. We require providers to protect personal data consistently with this policy and applicable law:

• Amazon Web Services (AWS): application hosting, PostgreSQL database, private object storage, encrypted backups and operational logs in the Mumbai region;
• Google Gemini: measurements, prompts and a small number of annotated still frames used to produce the AI-written analysis, plan and assistant replies; it does not receive the full video clip;
• RevenueCat, Apple and Google Play: mobile purchase processing, receipts, product identifiers and subscription status;
• Razorpay: web purchase and subscription processing;
• Resend: transactional email such as verification codes, password resets and analysis-ready messages;
• Expo: delivery of push notifications to a device token when you enable them;
• Sentry and Grafana Cloud: error, performance, trace and log diagnostics when enabled. We configure these systems not to use your footage for analytics.
• PostHog: product-usage analytics. We send a limited set of feature events tied to your account id and do not enable session replay or send your clips, report text or contact details.

We may also disclose data where the law requires it, or to establish or defend legal claims.

The live application database and object storage are hosted in AWS’s Mumbai region. Providers such as Google, RevenueCat, Apple, Google Play, Resend, Expo, Sentry, PostHog and Grafana may process the limited data they receive outside India. We use contractual and other safeguards required by applicable law for those transfers.

• Your profile, clips, derived measurements, analyses, training plans, chats and training log are kept while the account or shared workspace that owns them exists, so the workspace can rewatch and compare earlier work.
• When a sole-member workspace is deleted, its live database rows are removed immediately. Its stored files are queued for deletion straight away and retried automatically if a storage request fails; an exhausted failure is raised for manual removal.
• Encrypted database backups rotate after 7 days. A deleted record may remain inside a backup until that backup expires, cannot be accessed through the product, and would be removed again if a backup were restored for disaster recovery.
• Application logs in AWS are retained for 7 days. Diagnostic providers retain the limited error and performance data they receive under our configured account settings and their service terms.
• We retain a minimal account-deletion audit record for security, legal claims and unresolved vendor cancellation. It contains internal account/workspace and vendor references, not your name, contact details, footage, analysis or training content.
• Apple, Google Play, RevenueCat, Razorpay and other providers may retain transaction or delivery records for their own legal, fraud-prevention and accounting obligations.
• Aggregate counts that no longer identify an individual may be retained.

Depending on where you live you may have the right to access, correct, export, restrict or delete your data, to object to processing, and to complain to your data-protection authority.

You can delete your account and its contents yourself from your settings. For anything else, write to us and we will answer within the time the law allows. We will never charge you for exercising a right or treat you differently for it.

Access to your data is scoped to your workspace and enforced on every request. Stored objects are reachable only through short-lived signed links. Traffic is encrypted in transit. No system is perfectly secure, but we take these obligations seriously and will tell you promptly if a breach affects you.

Fast bowling is played at every age. A parent or lawful guardian may create and control an account for a bowler under 18 and upload that child’s footage after giving permission for the processing described here. A child should not create or control an account on their own. The adult account holder is responsible for the clips they upload and for ensuring that every child or other person shown has the required permission.

We do not use a child’s data for targeted advertising, behavioural monitoring or model training. Contact us if a child created an account without an adult or if footage was uploaded without proper permission; we will restrict or remove it while we verify the request.

Content belongs to the workspace it was uploaded to. If you leave a workspace shared with other members, your membership and private assistant conversations are deleted, while clips, analyses and training records contributed to that shared workspace remain for the other members and are no longer attributed to your account. Deleting a workspace you own deletes all of its content; if you are the only owner of a workspace with other members, you must transfer ownership or remove those members first.

We will update this page when what we do changes, and will give notice of anything material before it takes effect. Reach us about privacy at support@fastbowlinglab.com, or by post at Misa, Nagaon, Assam, India.