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Privacy Policy

Last updated September 20, 2026

LapFoundry is an offline educational game for learning racing technique. Read the corner. Understand the car.

It is not a racing licence, track-day safety certification, or substitute for event rules, marshal signals, qualified in-person instruction, or local law. Do not use the app while driving.

What the app sends

The app does not send the developer your progress, answers, scores, Completion Record, or gameplay activity. It includes no third-party analytics or advertising SDKs, advertising IDs, user accounts, or tracking. We do not sell personal information or use it for advertising.

What stays on your device

Copying and sharing

Website and network use

The iPhone and iPad app includes its lessons and activities and does not upload progress. The website and installed web app connect to the LapFoundry website to download the app and updates. They do not send your progress or Completion Record.

The website, privacy page, and support page are hosted by Cloudflare. Cloudflare processes network requests to deliver and protect the site. This can include your IP address, browser or device information, requested page, and request time. Hosting request information is separate from the progress saved inside LapFoundry. Cloudflare may provide the site operator with traffic and security information through its dashboard. See Cloudflare's privacy policy for its data-handling practices.

The website does not require sign-in. Anyone with its address can open or share it. The app can keep a downloaded copy on your device for offline play; taking the website offline does not remove that copy or your saved progress. Clearing this website's data removes both, so save a backup code first if you want to keep your progress.

Device features and support email

On an iPhone or iPad, LapFoundry uses standard app components to save progress, pause safely when you leave the app, and provide optional vibration feedback. These components do not add analytics or advertising. If you choose the support email link, your device opens its mail app. If you send a message, the developer receives the email address, message, and any attachments you provide and uses them to answer your request. Your mail provider also handles the message under its own privacy terms. Do not send a backup code.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the revised policy will ship with the app and be posted at the same public policy URL.

Questions: drew.hyman7@gmail.com