Privacy Policy
Last updated November 12, 2026 (Apple Watch, Apple Health and widgets in the iPhone app)
The short version: Full Draw keeps everything on your device. We do not collect, see, sell or share your data.
What is stored, and where
- Your bows, arrows, practice sessions, hunts, saved places (including hunting spots), target photos, tuning and wind notes, game scores and settings are saved in your browser’s storage (IndexedDB and localStorage) on your device only.
- There is no account and no sign-in. Nothing is uploaded to us.
- Target photos you take are shrunk and saved on your device. They never leave it unless you export a backup file yourself.
What we do not do
- No analytics, tracking pixels, advertising or third-party scripts.
- No location history. Your location is never sent to us.
- No AI or machine learning services. All calculations run in your browser.
- The camera is used only when you choose to take a target photo.
Apple Health, Apple Watch, widgets and Shortcuts (iPhone app)
- If you turn it on, each practice is saved to Apple Health as an Archery workout: start and end time, arrow, hit and end counts. On the iPhone, Full Draw never reads your health data.
- The Full Draw Apple Watch app runs an Archery workout during a practice and reads your heart rate only to show it on the watch. The workout is saved in Health on your devices; your arrow counts go from the watch to your iPhone over Apple’s own watch connection.
- The shooting-light widget uses your rough location (about 1 km) on the phone to work out sunrise and sunset. Shortcuts read your week’s totals and last town from the app on the phone.
- None of this is sent to us or anyone else. We cannot see your Health data, practices or location.
Location, weather and maps
Location is optional. If you allow it or pick a town:
- Your location is saved on your device, rounded to about 1 km (2 decimal places).
- That rounded spot is sent to Open-Meteo to get live weather, sunrise and sunset, and to public OpenStreetMap Overpass servers (overpass-api.de, overpass.kumi.systems and overpass.private.coffee, one at a time with a short wait each, the first answer used) to find archery ranges near you, at most once a week per area. A built-in Colorado list from OpenStreetMap is used when those servers are busy. Town searches go to Open-Meteo’s geocoding service.
- If you type an address when adding a place and tap Find, that text is sent to OpenStreetMap’s Nominatim service to find it on the map. Nothing is sent unless you tap Find, and the place itself is saved only on this device.
- Maps load image tiles from the U.S. Geological Survey (basemap.nationalmap.gov), which sees the map area you view and your IP address.
- When you use “Use my GPS spot” to pin a place, the exact spot stays on your device. It is never sent anywhere.
- These services receive standard request data such as your IP address. They are not given your name or any other data from Full Draw.
Our web host
Full Draw’s files are served by Vercel. Like any web server, Vercel may briefly process standard request data (such as IP address and browser type) to deliver the pages and protect against abuse. We do not use those logs to identify you.
Links to other sites
The Colorado page links to Colorado Parks and Wildlife and other sites. Their privacy policies apply when you visit them.
Backups and deleting your data
Settings & backup lets you export your data to a file and erase everything on the device. Clearing your browser’s site data also deletes it.
Children
Full Draw is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect information from anyone, including children.
Changes
If this policy changes, we will update the date at the top.
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