1. What the labs do
Practice Labs give personal practice after class: voice and commentary analysis, interview and press-conference role-plays, sponsor pitch and negotiation simulations, writing tools, planners, recap quizzes and Coach Labs for cricket coaches (technique analysis from photos or short videos, field setting, pitch maps and session planning). They use Google Gemini models through Google Cloud Vertex AI, together with measurements computed in your browser (such as pace, pitch range, loudness and pauses).
2. How your data is handled
Your voice clip, and any photo or video uploaded to Technique Lens, is analysed and then discarded. Coaches must have the player's permission (and a parent or guardian's, for anyone under 18) before uploading. we keep the transcript, metrics and feedback in your account. Processing happens in Google Cloud's Mumbai region. Your data is not used by Google to train its models under Google Cloud's terms, and Sportsversity does not sell it.
3. Accuracy and limits
AI feedback is automated and can be wrong, incomplete or biased. Voice measurements depend on your microphone, room and connection. Treat scores as practice signals, not judgements of ability. AI role-play characters are fictional and do not represent real people or organisations.
4. Not professional advice
Money, nutrition, fitness and mental-routine tools give general education only. They are not financial, tax, medical, physiotherapy or psychological advice. Speak to a qualified professional for decisions that matter.
5. Fair use
To keep the service fast for everyone, each account has a daily limit on AI requests. Automated or abusive use is not allowed.
6. Your controls
You can delete individual lab results or your whole account from your profile, or email info@sportsversity.co to stop personalised recommendations.

