Four Golf does not collect personal data in the App Store build.
Nothing.
Your scores and player names if you have set them. All of this is stored locally on your Apple Watch in the app's private storage directory. It is not accessible to other apps.
Nothing. Four Golf does not use iCloud or CloudKit. Your data does not leave your watch unless you explicitly share a scorecard.
Nothing.
None. The app contains no analytics SDK.
Four Golf does not include a crash reporting SDK. If you install the app through the App Store or TestFlight, Apple may collect opt-in crash reports through its standard platform process. That data goes to Apple, not to us, and is subject to Apple's privacy policy.
The App Store version does not require network access to start or score a round.
Development builds may include internal course, GPS, and export tools that make optional network requests to an API we operate:
Course catalog. On launch, the app fetches a list of golf courses. This is a standard HTTP request containing no user identifiers. No account is required.
Round export. The settings screen includes an optional feature to export your round data. Using it sends your scores to our API, associated with an email address you enter manually. This is opt-in and user-initiated. We use it to send you your round in JSON format and do not share it.
Missing course report. If your course is not in the catalog, you can report your GPS location so we can add it. This is opt-in and user-initiated. It sends your device's GPS coordinates and, optionally, the email address you have entered.
Open an issue on GitHub or email developer@peachsquared.com.