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TaxCadence

TaxCadence Privacy Policy

TaxCadence has no account, and the numbers you enter never leave your device. The only thing of yours we receive is what you post or vote on in the suggestion box.

• Every number you enter (income, expenses, filing status) and your saved History stay only on your device and are never sent anywhere.
• The suggestion box: the ideas you post, your votes, and the reason if you report a post go to a small service we run so other TaxCadence users can see and vote on them. They are tied to a random identifier for your install, not your name, and you can delete your own posts. New ideas are also sent to us as a push notification through ntfy.sh, with the title and text only. This is the only thing of yours TaxCadence sends over the network.
• Once a day TaxCadence asks Apple's App Store whether a newer version is out, so it can tell you. That request carries only the app's App Store number, nothing about you, your device or your numbers.
• Pro is handled entirely by Apple's App Store; TaxCadence never sees your payment details.
• No ads, no analytics, no tracking.

If this ever changes in a future version, this page will be updated before that update ships.

SiteTrail

SiteTrail Privacy Policy

SiteTrail is built around a company account. There are no analytics apart from the ad attribution described below, and nothing is sold or shared with anyone.

• Your company's account. When you sign in and start or join a company, your jobs and everything filed under them (photos, video, captions, labels, markup and pins, checklists and who checked each item off, estimates and invoices with the client details you enter such as a name, phone number and address, forms, documents and the text read from scans, signatures, hours and who worked them, comments, and the time and place each photo was taken) are stored on your phone and uploaded to your company's account with our hosting provider, Supabase, in the United States, so everyone on your crew, and your other devices, can see them. Your name and email identify you to your crew: from Sign in with Apple, or the email address you use if you sign in with email instead.
• Camera, microphone and location. The camera and microphone are used only to shoot photos and video into a job and to dictate a caption. A dictated caption is turned into text on the phone when the phone supports that; on phones that don't, Apple's speech recognition does it, and the audio goes to Apple for that purpose only. Location is read only while the app is open, when you allow it, to stamp a photo with where it was taken and to offer the job you are standing at; the stamp travels with the photo to your company's account. A photo or clip you import from your library keeps the time and place recorded in the file itself, or is marked "time taken unknown"; your phone's location is not added to it.
• Address suggestions. When you type a job's site, the app asks Apple Maps on your phone for matching addresses. Only the text you type goes to Apple, never your jobs or your account.
• Share links and guests. A share link you create shows the chosen photos to anyone who has the link until it expires or you revoke it. A guest you invite to one job sees that job only, and photos a guest adds belong to your company.
• Customer approval pages. When a SiteTrail user sends you a link to review an estimate or change order, the page shows only that document, the business's name, the job and its photos. If you approve, we record the name you type, your signature (as you drew it, or your typed name), the time, the sentence you agreed to, and a fingerprint of the exact document you approved, and we share that record only with the business that sent the link. To limit abuse and to support the record, we keep a one-way code made from your network address with a secret key; we do not store the address itself. If you ask for changes, we pass your message and name to the business. Views of the page are logged for 90 days. The page uses no cookies, no analytics and no third-party services. The business that sent you the link decides how long it keeps the approved document; contact them, or support@levellinesoftware.com, with any question about it.
• Messages from your contractor. Visit confirmations, reminders and "on my way" or "work done" texts are sent by the business from its own phone or email. SiteTrail fills in the wording but does not send, receive or store these messages.
• Service request forms. A business that uses SiteTrail can share a link or QR code where you can ask it for work. What you enter there (what needs fixing, the service address, your name, phone number and email, the times that suit you) and the photos you add go to that business only, and become part of its job records in SiteTrail. Your photos are resized on your device before they are sent, which removes their location and camera details, and we remove any such details that remain. To stop spam, the form uses Cloudflare Turnstile, which checks that a person is sending it; Cloudflare receives the technical information it needs to do that. We keep a one-way code made from your network address with a secret key, not the address itself, and a log of form use for 90 days, to limit abuse. The form uses no cookies of ours and no analytics. The business decides how long it keeps your request; contact it, or support@levellinesoftware.com, with any question.
• The suggestion tab. The text of a suggestion you post, and your votes, go to a small service we run so other SiteTrail users can see and vote on ideas. Other users see posts under a random identifier for your install, not your name, and you can delete your own posts in the app. The same install identifier is also stored with your account when you sign in (see Ads), so we are able to connect a post to an account; we use that only to handle abuse reports. When a new idea is posted, its title and text, and which app it came from, are sent to us as a notification through ntfy.sh, a notification service; your install identifier is not included.
• Billing. Plans are App Store subscriptions billed by Apple. We receive the plan's status from Apple, keep a history of your company's plan changes (seat count, status, renewal dates, and whether a purchase was a real one or an Apple test purchase), and never see your payment details.
• Ads. When SiteTrail is first opened, Apple tells us whether the install came from one of our App Store ads and, if it did, which one (the campaign and the search term); if it didn't, we record only that and the country. We keep that with your install identifier, and with your account once you sign in, so we can tell which ads are worth running. Nothing else about you is involved, and there is no tracking permission to grant.
• QuickBooks Online. If an owner or admin connects your company to QuickBooks Online, SiteTrail sends the customers, job sites, invoices and invoice lines you send to QuickBooks, and the payments you record, to your company's QuickBooks through Intuit's API, and reads back the payments and voids recorded there. The connection's key is kept encrypted with our hosting provider and never on a phone. Disconnecting, from the app or from QuickBooks, stops all of it and deletes the key; what was already sent stays in your QuickBooks. Intuit handles that data under its own privacy policy.
• Terms of Use and misuse prevention. When you agree to our Terms of Use, we record your account, the version you agreed to, and when, with your app version and device type. To enforce the terms, we keep counts of sharing and bulk activity (share links, share-page views, invitations, guest links and document numbers) for 90 days, and we look at how many devices use an account at once. We place tracer records in company data that the app never shows, so we can detect automated harvesting. When something looks like misuse we keep a record of it, without any photo, note or customer detail, for up to a year, including after the account is deleted, to prevent fraud and abuse. We may limit or suspend an account that breaks the terms. None of this is sold or used for advertising.
• Leaving and deleting. Company owners and admins can remove members. You can leave a crew (your phone keeps its copy). A deleted job, photo, estimate, form, document or signature can be restored by your crew for 30 days in Settings, Recently deleted; after that it is removed from your company's account for good, with its files. Delete my account, under Settings, Crew, deletes your sign-in, your comments and your clock entries; a company you own passes to its longest-standing admin or crew member, or is deleted with its jobs if nobody else is in it; photos and jobs you added to a crew stay with the crew without your name. Anything on your phone stays on your phone. An App Store subscription is billed by Apple, so cancel it in your Apple ID settings as well. You can also ask us to delete your account at support@levellinesoftware.com.

SiteTrail

SiteTrail Terms of Use

These terms add to the Level Line Software Terms of Use (version 2026-09-28), which apply to every one of our apps and include the rules against copying the app, using it to build a competing product (including through AI tools or scrapers), and how we monitor and enforce them.

SiteTrail is an iPhone and iPad app sold through Apple's App Store. Your purchase itself is governed by Apple's Standard End User License Agreement, which is linked inside the app; these terms cover your use of SiteTrail and your company's account.

• The plan. SiteTrail Crew is $29.99 a month for one seat and $10 a month for each extra seat, billed by Apple. A new company starts with 14 days free.
• Renewal. The subscription renews automatically each month unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Cancel any time in your Apple ID subscription settings; access continues to the end of the period already paid for.
• If your plan ends. Your crew can still open, view and export everything. Adding, changing, deleting and uploading stop until the plan is renewed. Nothing is deleted.
• Your records. Your jobs, photos, documents and invoices belong to your company. We do not claim ownership of them and we do not use them to train anything. Owners and admins decide who is on the crew.
• QuickBooks Online. If your company connects QuickBooks, SiteTrail sends the customers, jobs, invoices and payments you choose to your QuickBooks company and reads back payments recorded there. Your use of QuickBooks is governed by Intuit's own terms. SiteTrail keeps records and sends what you tell it to; it is not accounting or tax advice, so review your books with your accountant.
• Acceptable use. Do not use SiteTrail to hold anything you have no right to hold, and do not try to reach another company's jobs.
• Availability. SiteTrail is offered as is. We work to keep it running and your data safe, and deleted work can be restored for 30 days, but no service can promise perfection. Keep your own exports of anything you cannot afford to lose.
• Ending it. You can delete your account inside the app, under Settings. We may end an account used to break these terms.

Questions: support@levellinesoftware.com.

SidelineCount

SidelineCount Privacy Policy

SidelineCount has no account. Your teams, rosters and games stay on your device. The only thing of yours we receive is what you post or vote on in the suggestion box.

• Every team roster, player name and jersey number, and game record stays only on your device.
• Camera access is used only to scan a printed roster on the device. The photo itself is never saved or uploaded, only the text you review and confirm.
• Paired Game Mode connects two nearby devices directly to each other over peer-to-peer Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi has to be on; no internet connection or server is used) to share jersey numbers, names and play counts for that one game, encrypted in transit. Nothing is sent anywhere else.
• The optional "import roster from a web page" feature fetches only the page you provide, directly from your device. No roster or game data is sent by it.
• The suggestion box: the ideas you post, your votes, and the reason if you report a post go to a small service we run so other SidelineCount users can see and vote on them. They are tied to a random identifier for your install, not your name, and you can delete your own posts. New ideas are also sent to us as a push notification through ntfy.sh, with the title and text only.
• Once a day SidelineCount asks Apple's App Store whether a newer version is out, so it can tell you. That request carries only the app's App Store number, nothing about you, your device, your teams or your players.
• Pro and Team Pro are handled entirely by Apple's App Store; SidelineCount never sees your payment details.
• No ads, no analytics, no tracking.

Chalkmark

Chalkmark Privacy Policy

Chalkmark is different from the other apps on this page: it has accounts, and your playbooks are stored on a server so they reach every device you coach from. This section says plainly what that means.

What is stored

• Your account: the email address you sign up with. Passwords are handled by our authentication provider (Supabase) and are never visible to us.
• Joining as a guest. A coach invited to a team can join with only a name, no email or password. Chalkmark then keeps an anonymous account with our authentication provider to hold that team membership. No email is collected until the coach chooses to create a full account, which is needed to start a team of their own or to subscribe.
• Your teams, playbooks, plays, formations and rosters, so they are on every device you sign in to and survive a lost phone.
• Roster entries you type in, which are typically a player's name, jersey number and position. Many teams using Chalkmark are youth teams, so this may be information about a child.

Who can see it

• You, and the coaches you personally invite to your team with your join code. Nobody else.
• The change history. When anyone on a team's staff creates, edits, moves or deletes a play, playbook, formation, roster or opponent, Chalkmark records who did it and when, so the staff can see it on the team's Activity page. Coaches on the team can see it; players cannot. It stays with the team until the team is deleted.
• Row-level security in the database enforces this: a request carrying your account can only read rows for teams you belong to.
• We do not sell data, we do not share it with advertisers, and there is no analytics or tracking SDK in the app.

The suggestion box

• Ideas you post in the suggestion box, and your votes on others' ideas, are shown to every signed-in Chalkmark coach along with your display name. You can delete your own posts at any time, and you can report a post to hide it. New ideas are also sent to us as a push notification through ntfy.sh, a notification service, with the idea's title and text only, never your name or email. Nothing else you store is shared beyond your team.

Ads

• If you installed Chalkmark after tapping one of our ads on the App Store, Apple tells us which ad it was, meaning the campaign and the search term, and we keep that with your account so we can tell which ads are worth running.
• Apple sends us nothing that identifies you or your device, and we send Apple nothing but a token Apple itself created on your phone. There is no advertising identifier, no tracking across apps, and no tracking permission is ever requested.

Rosters and children

• Chalkmark is built for coaches, not for children. Accounts are for the adult running the team.
• A roster needs no more than a first name, or initials, or a jersey number alone — enough to tell players apart on a call sheet. Please do not enter more about a child than you actually need.
• Ask the parent or guardian before putting a child's name into any app, including this one.
• You can edit or delete any roster entry at any time, and deleting a team deletes its roster with it.

Terms of Use and misuse prevention

• When you agree to our Terms of Use in Chalkmark, we record your account, the version you agreed to and when, with your app version and device type. To enforce the terms we keep counts of sharing and copying activity (share codes made, playbooks and teams copied, coaches joining a staff, and suggestions posted) for 90 days, and we look at how many devices use one account at once and how many accounts are created from one network address. We place marker records in each team's data that the app never shows, so automated copying can be detected. When something looks like misuse we keep a record of it, without any play, playbook, roster or other content, for up to a year, including after the account is deleted, to prevent fraud and abuse. We may limit or suspend an account or team that breaks the terms. None of this is sold, shared with advertisers or used for advertising.

Deleting everything

• Delete your account from inside the app, under Your plan. It removes your account and the teams, playbooks, plays and rosters you own. This cannot be undone.
• If you were on another coach's staff, that team keeps its record of what was done, but your name is removed from it: your entries read "A former coach".
• Chalkmark works with no signal. Your playbooks are kept on your device and sync when you are back online, so losing a connection never loses your work.

How we know the app is working

• To see whether new coaches get through setup, Chalkmark records a few steps against your account in our own database: for example that you made your first play, sent it, or saw the subscription screen, and whether a free trial started. It is only used to improve the app. Nothing is sent to an analytics or advertising company.

Payments

• Chalkmark is sold through Apple's App Store, and your subscription is handled entirely by Apple. Chalkmark never sees or stores your card details.

Questions, or a request to remove something: support@levellinesoftware.com.

Chalkmark

Chalkmark Terms of Use

These terms add to the Level Line Software Terms of Use (version 2026-09-28), which apply to every one of our apps and include the rules against copying the app, using it to build a competing product (including through AI tools or scrapers), and how we monitor and enforce them.

Chalkmark is an iPhone and iPad app, sold through Apple's App Store. Your purchase itself is governed by Apple's Standard End User License Agreement, which is linked inside the app; these terms cover your use of Chalkmark and the account behind it.

• The plan. Chalkmark is $5.99 a month or $29.99 a year. It covers every team you coach, tackle and flag, in one app. New coaches start with a free week through Apple when they subscribe; printing starts once the subscription is paid. Coaches who signed up before November 2026 keep the free days they started with.
• Renewal. The subscription renews automatically each month or each year, depending on your plan, until you cancel it. Cancel any time in your Apple ID subscription settings; access continues to the end of the period already paid for.
• Your content. Your playbooks, plays and rosters are yours. We do not claim ownership of them and we do not use them to train anything.
• Acceptable use. Do not use Chalkmark to store information you have no right to hold, and do not attempt to reach another coach's teams.
• Availability. Chalkmark is offered as-is. We work to keep it running and your data safe, but no service can promise perfection — keep your own copy of anything you cannot afford to lose. The app can export and print your playbooks for exactly this reason.
• Ending it. You can delete your account at any time from inside the app. We may end an account that is being used to break these terms.

Questions: support@levellinesoftware.com.

NoZoo

NoZoo Privacy Policy

NoZoo has accounts, because a team is shared between a coach and its families. This section says plainly what is stored, what leaves your phone, and who can see it.

• Your account. You sign in with Apple. We store the name Apple gives us (you can change it in the app), the email address Apple provides (which may be Apple's private relay address), and an account id. Nothing else about you.
• Your team. The team's name and sport, the schedule and practice pattern, the roster (player first and last names and jersey numbers the coach enters), RSVPs and notes, practice attendance, volunteer jobs and who signed up for them, and chat are stored on our server so everyone on the team sees the same thing. Only members of that team can see any of it, and that is enforced on the server, not just in the app. The head coach runs the whole team and chooses what each assistant coach and team manager can do and see; a family sees the schedule, the roster, the team chat, the volunteer jobs, and attendance history for their own players only.
• Practice plans. Plans and plan templates are visible only to the head coach and the coaches and team managers the head coach allows. Families never see them.
• Children. Players are entered by name by the coach. Children do not have accounts and are never asked for information. A family joins through a code the coach shares, and only that family is linked to that player.
• Chat, photos and videos. Messages, photos and videos you send are stored on our server and are visible only to the people in that conversation: the team channel, the coaches' channel, or a direct message between two adults on the team. Files are kept in private storage and opened through links that expire within an hour. You can edit or delete your own messages, report a message, or block another member; coaches can remove any message. Reported messages are kept so the coach can act on them.
• The suggestion box. Ideas you post under Help, and your votes on other ideas, are shown to everyone using NoZoo, with your first name, so people can vote on what gets built next. This is the one thing in NoZoo that people outside your team can see. You can edit or delete your own ideas at any time, and you can report an idea to hide it. When a new idea is posted, its title and text, and whether a coach or a parent posted it, are sent to us as a notification through ntfy.sh, a notification service; your name and account are not included.
• Place suggestions. When you type a place or address, the iPhone app asks Apple Maps on your phone for matching places; the web app asks Photon, an open map search run by komoot. Only the text you type goes to them, never your account or team. NoZoo does not use your location.
• Weather at the field. On iPhone and iPad, NoZoo shows the forecast for an event's place and time from Apple Weather. To get it, the app looks up the map coordinates of the event's address on your phone and sends only those coordinates and times to Apple Weather. Your account, your team and your own location are never sent, and NoZoo never asks for your location.
• Camera, microphone and photo library. Used only when you choose to: to take or pick a photo or video to send in chat (the microphone only while recording a video), or to photograph a printed roster or schedule. Roster and schedule photos are read on your phone and are never uploaded or saved.
• What we do not do. No ads, no analytics or advertising tracking, no selling of data, no sharing of data beyond the services named on this page, no location tracking, no push notifications in this version.
• Terms of Use and misuse prevention. When you agree to our Terms of Use, we record your account, the version you agreed to and when, with your app version and device type. To enforce the terms, we keep counts of bulk activity (players, events, family codes and volunteer jobs added, teams started or joined, and codes that did not work) for 90 days, and we look at how many devices use an account at once. These counts never include your messages, your players' details or anything you write. We place one invented player in each team's data that the app never shows, so automated copying can be detected. If something looks like misuse we keep a record of it, without any message, name or player detail, for up to a year, including after the account is deleted, to prevent fraud and abuse. We may limit or suspend an account or team that breaks the terms. None of this is sold or used for advertising.
• Leaving and deleting. You can leave a team at any time under Me. Delete my account, also under Me, deletes your sign-in, your name, and every message, photo and video you sent, your volunteer sign-ups and your suggestions and votes, clears the notes on your RSVPs, and removes you from every team. The attendance and RSVP answers recorded for your players stay with the team, without your name, because the coach relies on them.
• Where it lives. Data is stored with Supabase in the United States.
• Questions or a deletion request by email: support@levellinesoftware.com with "NoZoo privacy" in the subject.

NoZoo

NoZoo Terms of Use

These terms add to the Level Line Software Terms of Use (version 2026-09-28), which apply to every one of our apps and include the rules against copying the app, using it to build a competing product (including through AI tools or scrapers), and how we monitor and enforce them.

• NoZoo is provided free to families. Coaches and organizations use it at no charge in this version; if paid plans are introduced later, they will be sold through the App Store and this page will say so.
• Whoever sets up a team (a head coach, assistant or team manager) runs it in the app and is responsible for its roster, schedule, volunteer jobs and chat, including removing messages that do not belong there and deciding what the rest of the staff can do.
• Practice plan templates are starting points built from published youth football guidelines. Coaches are responsible for following their own league's and state's rules, including limits on contact.
• Do not post anything in team chat or the suggestion box, including photos and videos, that you would not say or show on the sideline in front of the kids. Only share photos of other people's children if their family is fine with it. Members who break this can be blocked, and coaches can remove them from the team.
• The service is provided as is; we will do our best to keep it running and to tell you if something changes.
• Questions: support@levellinesoftware.com with "NoZoo" in the subject.

MileageClaim

MileageClaim Privacy Policy

MileageClaim records where you drive, so this section is specific about where that information goes. The short version: your log stays on your iPhone. There is no account, your drives are never sent to us, and nothing is sold. The only thing of yours we receive is what you post or vote on in the suggestion box, described below.

• Location. When you turn recording on, MileageClaim uses your iPhone's location, including in the background, to measure your drives and draw each route. The location arrow shows the whole time it is in use. Your routes, distances and times are stored only on your iPhone and are never sent to us or anyone else. Recording stops when you tap Stop recording or close the app.
• By hand only. If you choose By hand only, MileageClaim never asks for your location and never uses it.
• What you type. Trip purposes and reasons, vehicles, odometer readings, a custom rate, and the business name and address that head your report are stored only on your iPhone. MileageClaim never asks for a Social Security number or tax ID.
• Addresses you look up. When you add a drive by hand and tap Work out the distance, the two addresses you typed are sent to Apple Maps on your iPhone to find the route. Only that text goes to Apple, never your log or your account. We never receive it.
• IRS rates. About once a day the app downloads a small public file of IRS mileage rates, so new rates arrive without an app update. The download sends nothing about you or your drives.
• The suggestion box. The text of a suggestion you post, and your votes, go to a small service we run so other MileageClaim users can see and vote on ideas. Posts are tied to a random identifier for your install, not to your name, and you can delete your own posts in the app. If you report a post, your reason is sent too. When a new idea is posted, its title and text and the app's name are sent to us as a notification through ntfy.sh, a notification service; your install identifier is not included.
• Help. Help and the tour work entirely on your iPhone. Email support opens your own mail app; nothing is sent until you send it.
• Exports. A PDF or CSV report is created on your iPhone and goes only where you send it from the share sheet.
• Update check. Once a day MileageClaim asks Apple's App Store whether a newer version is out, so it can tell you. That request carries only the app's App Store number, nothing about you, your device or your drives.
• Payments. Your subscription is billed and managed by Apple through the App Store. MileageClaim never sees your payment details.
• What we do not do. No ads, no analytics or tracking, no advertising identifier, no third-party SDKs, and no selling or sharing of data beyond the services named on this page.
• Keeping and deleting your log. Because your log lives only on your iPhone, deleting the app deletes it, and so does losing the phone without a backup. Export your reports regularly and keep them with your tax records. You can delete any drive or vehicle in the app at any time; deleting a vehicle keeps its drives.

If this ever changes in a future version, this page will be updated before that update ships. Questions: support@levellinesoftware.com with "MileageClaim privacy" in the subject.

MileageClaim

MileageClaim Terms of Use

These terms add to the Level Line Software Terms of Use (version 2026-09-28), which apply to every one of our apps and include the rules against copying the app, using it to build a competing product (including through AI tools or scrapers), and how we monitor and enforce them.

MileageClaim is an iPhone app sold through Apple's App Store. Your purchase itself is governed by Apple's Standard End User License Agreement, which is linked inside the app; these terms cover your use of MileageClaim.

• The plan. MileageClaim Annual is $39.99 per year and starts with 3 days free. Apple charges you when the free days end unless you cancel before then.
• Renewal. The subscription renews automatically each year unless you cancel it at least 24 hours before the renewal date. Cancel any time in your Apple ID subscription settings; access continues to the end of the period already paid for.
• If your plan ends. Everything you recorded stays readable and exportable, and nothing is deleted. New drives, recorded or added by hand, stop until you subscribe again. Exporting your log never needs a subscription.
• Not tax advice. MileageClaim keeps records and applies the IRS standard mileage rates published for each period. It does not decide what you can deduct. Check with your tax professional, and review your log before you file.
• Accuracy. Distances come from your iPhone's location, which can be affected by signal, battery settings, or the app being closed. Drives entered by hand are estimates from Apple Maps or the miles you type, and the app marks them that way. Check your log against your odometer and correct anything that looks wrong; the app keeps both figures.
• The suggestion box. Posts are visible to everyone using MileageClaim. Keep them to ideas for the app, and leave out personal information about yourself or anyone else. Reported posts are hidden for the person who reported them and reviewed; we may remove any post.
• Your records. Your log is yours. It is stored on your iPhone, not with us, so keep your own exported copies.
• Availability. MileageClaim is offered as is. We work to keep it accurate and working, but no app can promise perfection.

Questions: support@levellinesoftware.com.