AIVATAR Capture

Privacy Policy

Last updated: 20 August 2026 · Version française

AIVATAR Capture is a professional video capture app published by Soma Shift. It is used to film reference sports movements, check their quality on the device, and send the ones that pass to an analysis service.

The essential point: this app films people. The person being filmed is usually not the person operating the app. Their consent must be obtained before filming, by the operator.

1. Who is the data controller

Soma Shift, publisher of the app, is the controller for data sent to its analysis service.

When the app is used by a third-party organisation — a sports club, a training structure — to film its own athletes, that organisation is responsible for obtaining the consent of the people filmed and for the lawfulness of the recording.

2. What is collected

Video and movement data

DataWhyWhere
Movement video Posture analysis, production of a reference movement Google Cloud Storage, European Union (europe-west1)
Posture points (skeleton) Movement comparison; no facial recognition Computed on device, then on the server
Movement and subject name Sorting takes; the subject is identified by a short label chosen by the operator File metadata

Posture analysis during filming runs entirely on the device. No image is transmitted until the operator decides to send the video.

Operator profile

The app offers to fill in a local profile: first name, last name, role, optional photo, and a short identifier (initials). This profile records who made which take.

Technical data

To diagnose failures, the app sends crash reports (Firebase Crashlytics): device model, system version, app version, and the state of the app at the time of the incident. These reports contain no image and no video.

The app also verifies its own integrity with Apple and Firebase (App Attest / App Check) to prevent a third party from using the analysis service. This check concerns the application, not the person.

3. What is not collected

4. Legal basis

Processing of video relies on the consent of the person filmed, obtained by the operator before filming. Processing of technical data relies on the publisher's legitimate interest in maintaining a working, secure service.

5. Retention

6. Who has access

Video is accessible only to curation staff at Soma Shift, through an interface protected by Google authentication (Identity-Aware Proxy).

The following technical providers are involved:

ProviderRoleHosting
Google Cloud PlatformVideo storage and processingEuropean Union (europe-west1)
Firebase (Google)Integrity attestation, crash reportsEuropean Union / United States
AppleApp distribution, device attestationPer Apple

7. Your rights

Anyone filmed has the right to access, rectify, erase, object to and port data concerning them, under the GDPR.

These rights can be exercised at privacy@somashiftai.com. A response is provided within one month. In case of persistent disagreement, a complaint may be lodged with the French data protection authority (CNIL).

Removing a video: simply state the approximate date and place of the take. Videos are named by movement and subject, so they are easy to locate.

8. Security

9. Children

The app is not intended for minors. When a minor is filmed in a sports context, consent must be obtained from the holder of parental authority by the organisation doing the filming.

10. Changes

Any substantial change to this policy is signalled by updating the date at the top of the page. The applicable version is the one published at this address.