The fine print, kept short
Privacy Policy
Your data runs your group’s book. It does nothing else — no ads, no tracking, no selling, and never a dollar through the app.
The fine print, kept short
Your data runs your group’s book. It does nothing else — no ads, no tracking, no selling, and never a dollar through the app.
Dogfight Book is built for private golf groups, and it collects the minimum a shared book needs: your name and email (from Sign in with Apple), your handicap index, your scores and game results, any payment-app usernames you choose to add (a Venmo or Cash App handle — never card or account numbers), your group’s name and logo, and — if you turn alerts on — a device token used only to deliver notifications.
Run the app. Standings, bet settlement, and notifications for your group — that’s the whole list. Your information is visible to the members of the groups you join, because a shared book is the point.
No ads. No selling or sharing your data with third parties. No tracking you across other apps or websites. And no money — payments happen in the payment apps you already use, between you and your group. Dogfight Book never holds, moves, or touches a dollar.
Your data is stored with Supabase, a hosted database, protected by row-level security — members see only the groups they belong to, enforced at the database itself.
Turn alerts off any time in Settings. To remove your account and everything in it, use the support form and it will be deleted.
