What is measured, and by whom
RoboPodium is a statistics site. It has no accounts, no login, no newsletter and no advertising, so most of what a privacy page usually covers does not apply here. What does apply is written out below.
What this site collects
No account, nothing to sign in to
Every public page is served without a session. RoboPodium asks for no name, no email address and no payment details anywhere on the public site, and it sets no advertising or profiling cookie.
Aggregate page views
RoboPodium uses Vercel Web Analytics to count page views. It is cookie-free and reports aggregates: which pages were read, and roughly from where. RoboPodium sends it no custom events, and nothing about a competitor, a match or a source is attached to a measurement.
Hosting
The site is served by Vercel and its data comes from a Supabase PostgreSQL database. Serving a page necessarily involves a request reaching a server, with the IP address and user agent that implies. Both providers handle that as infrastructure operators.
Embedded posts and video
The Media page shows posts and video that other platforms host. Loading one contacts that platform directly from your browser, and that contact is not something RoboPodium can make invisible.
If you would rather not load third-party media at all, the rest of RoboPodium works without it. No other page on this site loads a third-party embed, and the results, schedule, statistics and competition reference are all served from RoboPodium’s own database.
People in the sporting data
RoboPodium publishes competition data: teams, entries, results and the documents they came from. Where the organiser published a person’s name in an official capacity, such as an official quoted in a press release, that attribution is part of the evidence and is retained. RoboPodium does not collect personal data about competitors beyond what competition sources publish, and it does not publish operator rosters, contact details or anything it was not given publicly.
To ask about anything on this page, or to raise a correction, write to hello@robopodium.com. Corrections to the sporting record are handled as the methodology describes, in public.