Last updated: 11 July 2026
This is the personal website of a junior tennis player ("Naads"), operated and supervised by her parent. It exists to be loud, not to harvest data. Here is the complete picture:
What we collect from visitors
- Contact form: the name, email and message you send. Stored on our own server, read by her parent, used only to reply to you. Never shared or sold.
- Game leaderboards: the display name you type and your score. That's it — pick any name you like.
- Wall notes & photo comments: the name and message (and any photo/video) you submit. Held for approval, published only if the family approves, and removable by them at any time.
- Reels: anonymous per-video counters (views, completions, likes). No account, no identity, no profile of you.
- Rate limiting: IP addresses are checked briefly in server memory to stop spam and cheating; they are not stored in any database or log we keep.
What we don't do
- No advertising, no analytics, no tracking pixels, no third-party cookies, no fingerprinting.
- The only cookie on this site is a private login cookie for the family's own posting app — visitors never receive it.
About the athlete's own data
- All photos, videos and posts are published by the family, deliberately. Location metadata (EXIF/GPS) is automatically destroyed from every uploaded photo and video.
- Whoop: with the account holder's consent via Whoop's official OAuth, this site displays a single latest snapshot of recovery, sleep and strain. No history is published. Access tokens are stored in a restricted file on our own server and the connection can be revoked at any time from the Whoop account or by us.
- AI services: draft text written by the family is processed by an AI writing service (DeepSeek) and uploaded photos are described by an AI vision service (Google Gemini) to help write posts. Visitor data is never sent to any AI service.
Where it lives & your rights
Everything is hosted on our own server in the EU. If you've sent us something and want it corrected or deleted, or have any question about this policy, use the contact form and a human (the parent) will sort it out.