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RinkNotes is built consent-first, and a few principles hold throughout:
  • The club controls the data; RinkNotes processes it on the club’s behalf under a data processing agreement accepted at setup.
  • No capture without consent. A player’s information isn’t captured or kept until consent is granted — by a parent on a youth team, or by the player on an adult team — and it’s blocked the moment consent is withdrawn.
  • Real controls for whoever consents — a parent, or an adult player — can correct, export, and withdraw at any time. See the Parents section.
  • Minimal data, minor-aware. Only a birth year is ever stored, never a full date of birth. On a youth team the player never logs in — a parent holds the account; on an adult team the player holds their own.
  • Isolation between people. Parent volunteers can capture but never see any player’s outputs, and each person sees only their own player — one family, or player, can’t read another’s.

What a parent can do

Because these come up when parents ask, it helps to know the controls they have:
  • Correct anything that looks wrong (it’s flagged for coaching staff to review).
  • Export a complete copy of everything held about their child, at any time.
  • Withdraw consent — capture stops immediately and their page clears.
For the formal privacy policy and terms, see the links in the site footer.
This page is a plain-language summary. Your club’s formal data processing agreement and the privacy policy govern the details.