The Spanish version of this text is the one that governs. This is a faithful translation.
Sprots is a sports ecosystem: a circle that brings together the people who train, the people who train others and the places where people train. Sport happens with others.
If you train, you know what's on today: your coach sets up your week, or you pick a ready-made routine. Your history is yours, even if you change coaches.
If you train others, you know how each person did and who to message today.
If you run a gym, your people book their own slot and each one has their coach.
The streak counts weeks, not days: resting is not failing.
Today we start with training. Then, all of sport.
Sprots doesn't replace the guidance of a health professional.
Your data
The long version is in the Privacy Policy, which opens before you accept and always from My account. The short version, and it's true:
We don't publish what's yours. Your workouts, your body and your conversations are seen only by the people you chose to train with or share with.
We keep your account, your workouts, what you log about your body if you log it, where you train, what you talk about with your coach inside the app, and who you're linked to. Also which screens of the app you open, and when: it's tied to your account and nothing else —no advertising or device identifiers— and it never leaves our server. It's how we learn where the app is misunderstood.
We don't keep photos, video or audio: when you use the camera, the image is processed and discarded. Nor your location —it's used to sort a list and forgotten— nor your address.
Nothing is shared on its own. Your coach seeing how you train, your gym seeing it, your heart rate, your measurements: each permission is accepted separately and can be withdrawn whenever you want from My account. Withdrawing it cuts access from that moment on.
We don't sell your data. We don't advertise with it. We don't use it to train models.
From My account, without writing to anyone, you can download everything of yours in a file and delete your account.
Where it lives. On Google Cloud. The service runs in Santiago, Chile, and the database is in the United States. We tell you because you have the right to know.
Responsible party: krloz · hi@krloz.co · Version 2026-09