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Legal notice

Last updated: 27 July 2026

1. Publisher

The AthletsID website (https://athletsid.ddns.net) is published by:

[Nom et prénom à compléter]

Entrepreneur individuel (en cours de création)

[Adresse postale à compléter]

SIRET: pending registration

Publication director: [Nom et prénom à compléter]

Contact: contact@athletsid.com

2. Hosting

Host: OVH SAS

2 rue Kellermann, 59100 Roubaix, France

Website: https://www.ovhcloud.com

3. Purpose

AthletsID is a platform for parents or legal guardians to create and share a young athlete’s sports profile (football, tennis, basketball, handball, rugby), free or Premium.

Published content (text, photos, videos, stats, social links) is the responsibility of the parent account that uploads it.

4. Intellectual property

The site structure, the AthletsID brand, graphics and software are protected. Unauthorized reproduction is prohibited.

Uploaded media and text remain owned by their authors; by publishing them, the parent grants AthletsID a licence to host and display them as needed for the service.

5. Personal data

Accounts are for parents / legal guardians. Minors’ athlete data is processed to provide the service (profile and sharing).

Social network links are published under the parent/legal guardian’s responsibility, or by an athlete aged 15+ authorized to manage their own accounts.

Details on processing, legal bases, retention and GDPR rights are in the Privacy policy (/confidentialite). Contact: contact@athletsid.com.

Athlete profile deletion and parent account deletion are available in the logged-in area.

Technical cookies required for the service (session, locale) may be used. No third-party ads or analytics tools at this stage.

6. Liability

AthletsID does not guarantee sports selection, recruitment or any outcome from using a profile.

The publisher aims for service availability but is not liable for downtime due to maintenance, hosting or force majeure.

7. Governing law

These notices are governed by French law. Failing amicable resolution, French courts have jurisdiction.