CAMERA & DATA
HOW RUSH USES YOUR DATA.
Updated 11 October 2026
Your camera during play
Movement tracking processes camera frames on the device running the camera. Normal camera gameplay does not upload video or audio to the RUSH server.
When you pair a phone with a TV, body landmark coordinates and game status are sent between the devices. If a direct link cannot be used, a server relay temporarily stores recent movement packets for delivery. These packets contain body coordinates, not camera pictures.
A movement pairing expires after two hours once joined. Closing the host pairing removes its record; expired records are removed when another pairing is created. Expiry is not a promise of immediate physical deletion.
Your account and progress
Supabase handles account authentication. RUSH stores your racer name, race results, splits, progress and preferences. If you enter height or weight, those measurements support personal estimates. Country and city preferences are optional.
Account and race records remain stored until removed. Some records, including purchase history if you previously purchased access, may need separate handling. Signing out or clearing browser data does not delete server records.
Who sees your results
Community rankings use your sharing preference. In Preferences, turn off “Show my racer name and race scores in community rankings” to hide from those boards. Your own progress remains available. Joining a multiplayer room, crew or event can show your racer name and activity to its participants.
TV sign-in
TV sign-in uses a device cookie and a one-time approval code. A QR code lasts five minutes; an approved TV session lasts up to eight hours. Sign out on shared screens. To limit abuse, TV code requests are counted using a hashed network address.
Browser storage and optional captures
RUSH uses cookies for sign-in and browser storage for settings such as display quality. Local progress or preferences may remain on a shared device after sign-out. The offline fallback does not cache private account pages or API responses.
If you explicitly use a recording or tracking-diagnostic feature, you can create a downloadable file on your device. You control whether to save or share it. Diagnostic captures can contain body coordinates and timing; review them before sharing.
Hosting and usage information
RUSH uses Cloudflare hosting and database services and Supabase authentication. These services process requests needed to run the game. RUSH also creates in-page usage events for actions such as starting or finishing a demo; those events exclude camera frames, pose landmarks, passwords and email addresses.
Your controls
You can edit your racer details, remove optional measurements and change ranking visibility in your profile and preferences. Use sign-in help for password recovery. Removing browser data only affects that browser.