Privacy Policy

Last updated: 28 September 2026 · version 1.4

In short: MYMENT stores the videos you film so you can watch and share them. A clip is private by default — only you can see it, unless you explicitly choose to publish it. Nothing appears on the open web, and we do not sell anyone's information. You can delete your account and all of its data at any time, from inside the app.

Who we are

MYMENT is an app for capturing moments of young athletes. We are the data controller for the purposes of the GDPR. For anything to do with privacy: privacy@myment.app.

What we collect

Account details: email address, name, birth year and account type (parent / player / creator). The birth year is needed to know whether an account belongs to a minor and to apply parental consent.
Video: the short clips cut from your recording, videos you choose to upload from your gallery, and their cover images. Any caption, sticker, name or logo you add to a clip is stored with it.
Recording details: when a session started and ended, the moment the MYMENT! button was pressed, and which category was chosen (goal, save and so on).
Family links: who is linked to whom, so a child's clip reaches their page and their parent.
Games (PLAY): scores, the streak of days and a game nickname — picked from a word list or typed by the player (up to 14 letters, no numbers, filtered for offensive words, and reportable). The board everyone can see shows only the nickname and the score, with no photo and no link to a profile; names appear only on the friends board, between friends already approved. A challenge between friends is visible to its two players only. A player can choose to share their record: the nickname, the game and the record are then shown to everyone in the app for a week, and, if they send it on WhatsApp, to whoever they send it to. Here too: the nickname only, no name and no photo.
Technical data: crash reports and basic usage events (screens opened, key actions), so we know what broke and what works. They contain none of your video and are not used for personalised advertising.

The full session recording is never uploaded to the cloud. It stays on the device and is deleted from it when you choose to delete it.

Where it is stored, and who processes it

We use providers that process data on our behalf only (data processors): on our instructions, never for their own use.

Google Firebase: the account, its data, profile pictures, and clips uploaded before the move to Cloudflare. In the European Union region (europe-west).
Cloudflare R2: the clip files and their cover images, in storage restricted to the European Union. Each file is reachable only through a long, unguessable link, and that link reaches only people allowed to see the clip.
Google Analytics for Firebase and Crashlytics: usage counts (such as how often a clip was shared) and crash reports. No advertising ID, and none of your video.
Firebase Cloud Messaging: notifications to your phone. A notification carries the kind of event and the display name of whoever caused it (for example, who gave a trophy), and passes through Google's global servers, which may be outside the European Union.
Mux: only when someone starts a live broadcast. It carries the broadcast in real time and does not keep it. Mux's servers may be outside the European Union.

Who can see a clip

By default, only you. A new clip is private.
If you publish a clip to the feed, signed-in app users can see it. Even then it is not on the open web and is not indexed by search engines.
If you share a clip yourself (WhatsApp and the like), the link is in the hands of whoever you sent it to. That is your decision.
For a child under 14, publishing requires a linked parent account.

Children and minors

This app is for young athletes, which makes this the most important section here.

Every account provides a birth year once.
A child under 14 signing up alone gets no access until a parent approves. The child enters their parent's email, the parent receives a link request and approves it — that approval is our recorded parental consent, and it is stored with its date.
A parent can view, delete or withdraw any of their child's clips at any time.
We do not profile minors and do not show them personalised advertising.

How long we keep it

Clips: until you delete them, or delete your account.
The full recording: never in the cloud at all (see above).
Account details: as long as the account exists.
Crash reports: up to 90 days.

Your rights

Under the GDPR you may access, correct, delete, restrict the use of, and receive a copy of your data. The quickest routes:

Full deletion: in the app — Profile → Settings → Delete account. This removes the account, every clip and every related record, and cannot be undone.
If you have already uninstalled the app, request deletion on this page.
For anything else: privacy@myment.app. We reply within 30 days.

What we do not do

We do not sell or rent information to third parties.
There are no advertisements in the app today. If that changes we will update this policy and give notice before it takes effect — and in any case minors will not be shown personalised advertising.
We do not use your videos to train models or for marketing without explicit permission.

Changes to this policy

If we change this policy materially, we will say so in the app before the change takes effect.