Privacy

Last updated: October 28, 2026

What ReBout is

ReBout is a gallery for fencing replays. People who record matches upload video clips and label them with match details — including the names of the fencers on the piste.

What we store

  • Account data — name, email and an optional avatar for people who register to upload or comment.
  • Match metadata — fencer names, clubs, countries, scores and event details, entered by the person who recorded the match.
  • Video clips — the recorded exchanges themselves, plus thumbnails.

Who can see what

Recordings are private by default. The uploader decides whether a match or clip becomes unlisted (link-only) or public. Public content appears on the home page, in Explore and on event pages, and fencer names from public matches can appear in search filters and link previews.

Fencer names never become standalone public profiles, and we do not link fencer names to user accounts.

Your name on ReBout

If you appear in a recording and want your name corrected or hidden, ask us below. We can:

  • Hide your name — it is replaced with “Hidden fencer” everywhere public, and stops being offered in search filters.
  • Remove your content from public view — matches and clips featuring you disappear from all public pages and existing share links stop working.
  • Correct a misspelled name.

Analytics

We use Cloudflare Web Analytics, which is cookie-free and does not track you across sites.

Android crash and recording diagnostics

ReBout for Android uses Google Firebase Crashlytics to automatically report app crashes and recording failures, including when you are not signed in. Reports contain technical details such as the app and Android version, device model, app session timing, stack traces, recording frame rate, resolution, encoder and the stage where recording failed. Crashlytics also generates installation identifiers to count affected installations.

We do not attach your recordings, microphone audio, account details, tournament information or match participants to these reports. Recording diagnostics remove exception messages that could contain file paths or other private content. We do not use these reports for advertising or link them to your ReBout account.

Reports are sent to Google over an encrypted connection when connectivity is available. Firebase retains crash reports and associated installation identifiers for 90 days before beginning removal. Deleting your ReBout Cloud account does not immediately delete these separate diagnostic reports. See Firebase privacy and security for details.

Delete your account

You can permanently delete your ReBout account yourself, at any time, in either of two places:

  • In the ReBout Android app — Settings → Data → ReBout Cloud → Delete Account.
  • On the web — sign in at https://rebout.tsc.sk/settings and use Delete account at the bottom of Settings.

You confirm by typing your account email, plus your current password if your account has one.

What is deleted: your account (name, email, password, avatar, linked Google or Apple sign-in), every clip you uploaded with its video files and thumbnails, your matches, tournaments, folders and playlists, share links, annotations, comments, likes, notifications, registered devices and every sign-in on every device. Share links you created stop working.

Timing: deletion happens immediately and cannot be undone — we cannot restore a deleted account.

What is kept: nothing on our servers is kept to identify you. Recordings stored on your phone stay on your phone; deleting the account does not remove them. Copies other people already downloaded are outside our control. Your name in matches other people recorded belongs to their recordings — use the form below to have it hidden.

If you cannot sign in any more, ask us to delete the account using the form below.

Ask for a correction or removal

Tell us the name as it appears on ReBout and what you would like changed. An email address helps us follow up, but is optional.