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Where your data is stored

Canadian residency, and why it matters here.

Operators

Bravo+ stores personal data in Canada. Databases, file storage for photos and documents, and the chat backend are all hosted in Canadian regions.

Why it matters

Law 25 requires an assessment before personal information leaves Quebec, and many clubs answer to school boards, municipalities or federations that require Canadian residency outright. Keeping it in Canada removes the question.

What that covers
  • Athlete and guardian profiles
  • Photos, videos and documents you upload
  • Messages
  • Points, attendance and skill records
What crosses a border

Machine translation sends the text of a post to a translation service — which is why it is consent-gated and why the consent screen says exactly that. Push notifications are delivered through Apple and Google.

Telling families

If a parent asks where their child's data lives, the answer is Canada, with the two exceptions above. Putting that in your club's privacy notice saves the question being asked.

Tip: If you are applying for a municipal permit or a school partnership, this is usually the paragraph they want to see.

More in Privacy & compliance

How Bravo+ protects athlete data

The obligations your club is under, and what the platform does for you.

Parental consent

What parents approve, when, and what happens if they say no.

What is public and what is private

A precise line, so nobody has to guess.

When a family asks for their data

The right of access, and how it is fulfilled.

When a family asks to be deleted

The right to erasure, and what it actually removes.