Privacy

Your matches are yours.

Scorius is built so the developer never sees your data. No accounts, no analytics, no third-party SDKs — your matches stay on your devices and in your iCloud.

Last updated · August 2026 · Applies to Scorius 2.2

The short version

Scorius has no accounts, no analytics, no telemetry and no third-party SDKs. Your match history lives on your own devices and is never uploaded anywhere. The only time anything leaves your device for a server run by the developer is when you start a Live Spectate session — and even then it is only the live score of that one match, for as long as it is being played. The developer cannot see your history, your stats or anything else.

What Scorius stores — and where

Everything Scorius keeps lives on your own devices and in your own iCloud. Nothing here is uploaded to a server run by the developer — not your history, not your stats, not your roster. The one exception is described under Live Spectate, and it never includes any of this.

Because sync uses your personal iCloud, it is covered by Apple’s privacy policy. The developer has no access to it.

Live Spectate

Live Spectate is off by default and starts only when you tap it. While a session is running, Scorius sends the live score of that single match — points, games, period, clock and the side names you chose — to a server operated by the developer on Cloudflare, so anyone you give the code or link to can follow along in a browser.

Spectator pages are excluded from search engines. You can turn the whole feature off in Settings, which removes the sharing option from the app entirely.

Network & third parties

Scorius makes two kinds of optional outbound request, and you trigger both yourself. When you search for a golf course, the app queries a public golf-course database to fetch course and par information; no personal data is attached beyond your search text. When you start Live Spectate, the live score goes to the developer’s relay as described above. If you do neither, Scorius makes no network calls at all beyond your own iCloud.

There are no advertising SDKs, no crash-reporting services and no usage analytics of any kind.

Website data & local storage

This website (scorius.app) is a static marketing site. It does not set cookies, does not embed third-party tracking scripts, and does not collect any personal data through forms. The spectator pages (/w/ and /watch) display a live score and store nothing; they are excluded from search engines.

The website uses your browser’s localStorage to remember three strictly functional preferences so they persist between visits:

This data never leaves your browser. It is not sent to any server — including the developer’s — and is not used for analytics, advertising, profiling or any other purpose. You can clear it at any time through your browser settings.

Health data

If you start a match from Apple Watch, Scorius can run a workout to record heart rate and active calories. This data is written to Apple Health on your device and is governed by your Health permissions. You can revoke access at any time in Settings → Health → Data Access & Devices. Scorius never transmits Health data anywhere.

Your control

Children

Scorius does not collect any personal information from anyone, including children. It is safe to use at any age, and it requires no account or profile.

Your rights under GDPR

If you are in the European Economic Area, you have the following rights regarding your personal data:

Since Scorius stores no personal data on its servers (the app uses only your private iCloud, and the website uses only local storage in your browser), exercising these rights is straightforward: email [email protected] and your request will be handled within 30 days. You also have the right to lodge a complaint with your local data protection authority.

Changes & contact

If this policy ever changes, the updated version will appear here with a new date. Questions about privacy? Email [email protected], use Settings → Give Feedback inside the app, or reach out from the Support page.