Privacy Policy

When you sign up: your name, email address, mobile number, date of birth, your language, and the link or QR code that brought you. Your date of birth is required because the range is age-restricted.

When you sign in: the one-time code proves you control that email address or mobile number, and we record that it was verified. You pick a callsign, and you can add optional profile details such as gender.

Children a parent adds: the child's name and date of birth, and nothing else. A child has no email address, phone number or login of their own with us.

When you sign an agreement (the waiver): your legal name and date of birth, which agreement and which language, your initials on each section, the name you type and the signature you draw (as the lines you drew, with no pressure or timing), your consent to sign electronically, how long each section was on screen and the text size it was shown at, and the app version. For a child, the parent's name and the link between parent and child.

Eligibility: we record only that you confirmed the eligibility statements, and which version of them. We never store your individual answers. Visitors who entered the United States on a visa are asked to bring a U.S. hunting license; we store only whether one will be needed, never your citizenship or visa type.

When you take the safety brief: the language, your answers, that you passed, and when.

At the front desk on the day: staff look at your photo ID, but we never store ID numbers and never keep an image or copy of your ID. We record the type of ID, the issuing state or country, whether the date of birth matched, who checked it and when; your confirmation that your answers are still true today; and, where it applies, that a hunting license was seen (its state and expiry) or that a paper agreement is on file.

Your choices: when you tick an optional box (marketing emails, promotional texts, photos in ads, your real name on leaderboards) we record which box, the exact email address or mobile number it covers, the version of the words you were shown, when, where (sign-up, the app or the desk), and a one-way hash of your IP address with your device and browser type. The same is recorded when you withdraw.

When you book: the date, the package, the size of your group, your name and email address, and the names and email addresses you enter for the people coming with you.

When you shoot: the rounds you fire, where they landed on the target, and pictures of your target at the end of the session.

When you buy something: what was sold, by whom, and what it cost. Card payments go through a card processor; your card number never reaches us.

Technical: your device and browser type, and a one-way hash of your IP address used to stop abuse. We do not keep the IP address itself, or your precise location.

Machine Gun America staff, to run the range. The front desk sees your date of birth so it can compare it with your ID; a Range Safety Officer sees who is on their firing line.

Whoever booked for your group sees the names they entered and whether each person has signed. They never see anyone's age, date of birth or agreement.

Companies that run the software for us, under contract and only for that purpose: Twilio (texts and one-time codes), Twilio SendGrid (email), Vercel (the app and website) and Neon (the database). They may not use your information for anything of their own.

Law enforcement or a court, if we are legally required to hand something over.