Privacy Policy

Conquista Run ("the app") is an app for recording runs with GPS and competing for territory on the map of your city. This policy explains what data we collect, why, and how you can delete it.

Data we collect

• Account: an anonymous identifier created on your device when you open the app, and the runner name you choose. If you back up your account with Apple or Google, also the identifier and email they provide.
• Device linking: when you link another device with a QR code, we keep the device type (for example "Browser · Windows") for a few minutes so you can confirm it.
• Public profile: runner name, profile photo (optional), color and shape on the map, city, your team if you belong to one and, if you add them, your Instagram username and that you are looking for someone to run with.
• Precise location: only while you record a run or a bike ride, including with the screen locked. We use it to calculate your route, distance, pace and the zones you conquer. We do not track your location outside an active run.
• Activity: whether it was on foot or by bike, routes, times, distances, splits and estimated calories, and the likes you give and receive on runs.
• Teams: the name and color of the team you create or join, and who its members are. Other runners see your team on your profile, in the rankings and on the map.
• Health (Apple Watch): during a run, the watch reads your heart rate from Health to show it on your watch and iPhone, and saves the run as a workout in Health. This data stays on your devices: it is not sent to our servers, shared with anyone or used for advertising. You can remove this permission in the Health app.
• Tarjeta Regalos gifts: when you open a gift we save the business and the gift. If you leave your phone number to receive promotions from a business, we save it with your consent.
• Photos and camera: only the image you choose as your profile photo (camera or gallery). The camera is also used to read the QR code when linking a device; those images are not stored or sent.

How we use the data

• To make the app work: saving your runs, painting your zones on the map, calculating rankings and telling you when someone steals your territory.
• Other runners with an account can see your name, photo, color, city, zones, stats, your Instagram if you added it, your runs (including the route map) and who liked them from your profile. If they open your Instagram, they leave the app and Instagram's policies apply. Keep in mind that a route starting at your home can reveal where you live.
• To detect cheating (fake GPS, vehicles) and to moderate reports.

We do not sell your data, we do not show ads, and we do not use your data to track you across third-party apps or sites.

Where it is stored

We use Google Firebase (Authentication, Firestore, Storage and Cloud Functions) on Google servers in the United States. When you open a gift, we send Tarjeta Regalos your runner identifier, your runner name and your location at that moment, to create your card for that business. If you leave your phone number for promotions, we send it too. We do not send them your email. To know which city you ran in, we use reverse geocoding from OpenStreetMap (Nominatim), which only receives the starting coordinate of the run. To create a video of a run, we request satellite imagery of your route area from a map provider (currently VersaTiles), which only receives which map area is requested. Maps are loaded from OpenFreeMap (OpenStreetMap data), which receives the map area you are viewing.

How long we keep it

For as long as you have an account. If you delete it, we immediately remove your profile, runs, zones, ranking positions, likes you gave and photos. Moderation reports may be kept for up to 12 months.

Deleting your account and data

In the app: Profile (tap your shape at the top left) → Help and privacy → Delete my account. You can also request it by email; see how to delete your account.

Children

The app is not directed at children under 13.

Contact

sergiomiramontes2206@gmail.com

Last updated: November 7, 2026. Spanish is the original version of this page.