Privacy

Who we are

The Rundown is run by Tyce Clee for Running Repairs, a physio clinic on the Central Coast, NSW. It turns your physio's running program into workouts on your watch and events in your calendar.

Questions about your information go to tyce@iamtyce.com.

What we keep

• Your name and email.
• Your timezone and, if set, your maximum heart rate.
• Your running program: runs, targets and your physio's notes.
• Your notes on runs, and the runs you skip.
• From Garmin: your completed runs and walks (date, distance, time, pace, heart rate, cadence, elevation and calories).
• Your Garmin connection, encrypted. Your Garmin password is used once to connect and is never stored.
• When you last logged in.

Your program and notes can include health information, such as an injury. We treat all of it as sensitive.

Why we keep it

Only to run The Rundown: to show you and your physio your program and how it's going, to send workouts to your watch, and to keep your calendar up to date.

We don't sell your information, show ads, or use analytics or tracking.

Who can see it

You and your physio at Running Repairs. Nobody else has a login.

Your calendar link works for anyone who has it, so treat it like a password. You can reset it in Settings at any time.

Where it's kept

In a database run by Neon and on servers run by Vercel, both in Sydney, Australia.

Garmin receives the workouts we send and holds your completed runs, under Garmin's own privacy policy. The Rundown isn't made by or affiliated with Garmin.

Cookies

One cookie keeps you logged in. It lasts 30 days and does nothing else.

Your choices

• Disconnect Garmin at any time on the Watch page. Your stored Garmin connection is deleted straight away.
• Ask to see, correct or delete your information by emailing tyce@iamtyce.com. We'll reply within 30 days.
• If you stop seeing Running Repairs, ask and we'll delete your account and everything in it.

Concerns

We follow the Australian Privacy Principles. If you're unhappy with how we've handled your information, email tyce@iamtyce.com first. If that doesn't fix it, you can complain to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.