ReadyLine Response Solutions
← Back to site

Privacy Policy

ReadyLine Response Solutions LLC · Effective August 28, 2026 · Version 1.8

This Privacy Policy explains how ReadyLine Response Solutions LLC ("ReadyLine," "we," "us"), a Michigan limited liability company, handles information across all of its products and its website.

Products covered by this policy
The short version

Interview Prep: when you answer by voice, your recording is sent to our transcription service, turned into text in real time, and never stored; only the text of your answer is then sent to an AI service to be scored.
Incident Command: incident data stays on the department's device and is not transmitted to ReadyLine.
Training & Apparatus: on your device - nothing you do in them is sent to us.
Speech-to-text: in Interview Prep, transcription runs on our own secure infrastructure and the audio is never stored. In the Training app's voice trainers, speech-to-text uses your browser's built-in speech feature, which, depending on your browser and device, may send the audio to your browser or device maker to transcribe it.
All products: we do not sell your data, we show no advertising, and you can delete your data at any time from inside the product.

Part I - Applies to All ReadyLine Products

1. Information we never collect

2. Purchases

Purchases are handled by third-party payment processors, never by us directly. ReadyLine Training (and, if it is ever sold, ReadyLine Apparatus) is purchased through Google Play, which processes that transaction under its own terms. Interview Prep Promotion Passes are purchased through Stripe, Inc., our payment processor, on a secure Stripe-hosted checkout page.

In every case the processor collects and handles your payment information. We never receive or store your payment card details. From the processor we receive only confirmation that a payment succeeded and the minimum needed to activate what you bought - for a Pass, that your device is entitled to unlimited grading and the date that entitlement ends. When you buy a Pass, your anonymous device identifier (described in Part II) is passed to Stripe with the checkout so the Pass can be activated on your device; it contains no personal information. Stripe handles your payment under its own privacy policy at stripe.com/privacy.

3. Security

Transmissions use industry-standard encryption (TLS). Service credentials are held on our servers, never inside our applications.

4. Children

ReadyLine products are intended for adult fire service professionals and are not directed to anyone under 18. We do not knowingly collect information from minors.

5. Sharing

We share information only with the service providers necessary to operate each product, each bound to use it solely to provide their service to us. Providers are listed in the relevant product section below. We may also disclose information if required by law, or in connection with a sale of the company, in which case this Policy continues to apply.

6. Your rights and choices

7. Changes

Material changes will be reflected in the effective date above and announced in the affected product before they apply to you.

Part II - ReadyLine Interview Prep

Product-specific terms
Interview Prep

A promotional interview practice app for individual firefighters, distributed through consumer app stores.

OB-1. Voice audio - the important one

When you answer a question by voice, the App records your answer and sends that recording to ReadyLine's transcription service, which runs on the infrastructure of Cloudflare, Inc., our infrastructure provider. There it is converted to text in real time by a speech-to-text model. The audio is processed in memory, is not stored by ReadyLine or by Cloudflare, is not used to train any model, and is discarded once the text is produced. Separately, a playback copy is held in your device's memory so you can hear yourself; it is not kept after you leave the answer screen and never leaves your device.

Say it plainly

Your voice is used for one thing: turning it into text. The recording is transcribed in real time and never stored, by us or by our infrastructure provider. What is kept is the text of your answer, on your device, and that text (never audio) is what is sent for scoring when you request grading.

OB-2. What is collected

OB-3. AI processing

When you request grading, the App transmits to Anthropic, PBC - the provider of the Claude AI model that performs the assessment - the following: the question, your answer transcript, your delivery metrics, your target rank level, and the titles only of your Story Bank entries. The AI returns your scorecard.

Grading requests pass through a ReadyLine-operated proxy service hosted on Cloudflare. That proxy receives your anonymous device identifier and the content described above, holds our AI provider credentials so they are never distributed inside the App, and counts your graded answers against the monthly free limit. The same proxy performs voice transcription: when you answer by voice it receives your recording, converts it to text with a speech-to-text model running on Cloudflare's infrastructure, returns the text to your device, and keeps no copy of the audio. It stores only counters and entitlement records - the device identifier, a short-lived request marker, a one-way hash of your network address, and, if you purchase a Pass, a record noting that your device has unlimited grading and the date it ends, together with the recovery code for that Pass (which maps only to your device identifier). None of these contain your answer content. Counters expire automatically.

OB-4. Service providers for this product

Anthropic (AI scoring) · Google Play (Android app distribution) · Stripe (Promotion Pass payments) · Cloudflare (infrastructure and entitlement records).

OB-5. Retention and deletion

Practice data lives on your device. You can remove it at any time:

What is kept when you delete: the anonymous device identifier described in OB-2, the usage counters tied to it, and any Pass entitlement record - so a purchase you paid for is not erased by clearing your practice data. These hold no personal information and no answer content; they exist so the monthly free-grading limit cannot be reset by clearing data. Usage counters expire automatically - monthly grading counts within about 40 days, network counters within about 2 days, and request markers within 15 minutes.

Your answer content is never stored on our servers. Grading requests are processed transiently and are not retained after your scorecard is returned.

Part III - ReadyLine Incident Command

Product-specific terms
Incident Command

A fireground command, tactical worksheet, and accountability tool licensed to fire departments and public agencies.

Status - complete with counsel before department deployment

Incident Command handles operational incident data and personnel information and carries materially higher risk than a consumer practice app. The provisions below reflect how the product is currently built. They are a starting point and must be reviewed and completed by legal counsel before the product is deployed to any department outside of testing - together with a separate department-facing agreement (see the note at the end of this section).

IC-1. Who the customer is

Incident Command is licensed to a fire department or public agency ("the Department"), not to individual firefighters. The Department, not ReadyLine, determines what data is entered into the product and how it is used. As between ReadyLine and the Department, the Department owns and controls its incident data.

IC-2. What the product handles

IC-3. What ReadyLine receives

IC-4. The Department's responsibilities

IC-5. Service providers for this product

None with access to incident data. Incident Command operates on the Department's device and does not transmit incident content to ReadyLine or any third party.

Required before department deployment

A separate Department Service Agreement (and, if any Department data ever reaches ReadyLine systems, a Data Processing Addendum) is required. Those documents - not this website policy - should govern data ownership, retention, breach notification, incident-review cooperation, indemnity, and insurance. Engage counsel before the first paid department deployment.

Part IV - ReadyLine Training

ReadyLine Training is one app containing four solo trainers - Mayday, Drill Deck, Size-Up, and CAN Report. The entire app is fully on-device: no server, no account, no analytics, no tracking. Nothing you do in it is transmitted to us, and we could not see it if we wanted to.

TR-1. What is stored, and where

Everything the app saves lives only on your device, in your browser's local storage: your practice history, preferences, favorites, and any drills you create. Each trainer keeps its own data. Deleting the app's data from your device removes it entirely; there is no server copy.

TR-2. Voice in the Mayday, Size-Up, and CAN Report trainers - the important one

These three trainers let you speak out loud, and use your microphone only while a voice drill is active and only with your permission. Two separate things happen with your voice. To turn your speech into a written read-back, the app relies on your browser's built-in speech-recognition feature (the Web Speech API); depending on your browser and device, that feature may transmit your speech audio to the browser or operating-system vendor - for example, Google on Chrome and Android, or Apple on Safari and iOS - where it is converted to text and returned to your device. That step is performed by the browser/OS vendor under their own privacy policy, and ReadyLine has no control over it. ReadyLine never receives, stores, or can access that audio or the transcript. Separately, to let you hear yourself, the trainer records your audio in your device's memory only, plays it back, and discards it the instant you leave the review screen - it is never written to storage, never uploaded, and never leaves your device. If you would rather not use your browser's speech service, you can decline the microphone permission and the app simply won't produce a spoken-word transcript. The Drill Deck trainer never accesses your microphone or camera at all.

TR-3. Purchase information

ReadyLine Training is sold as a one-time purchase through Google Play. Your payment is processed entirely by Google under Google's own terms and privacy policy; we never receive or store your payment details. We receive only the aggregate sales reporting Google provides to developers.

TR-4. No analytics, no ads

The app contains no analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers, and no data sales. It bundles its typefaces and makes no calls to analytics, advertising, or third-party services. The one network request it makes is to ReadyLine's own host, to download a Size-Up scene's photos the first time you open a scene that has them; those photos are then cached on your device. No personal information is sent, and no third party is involved.

Part V - ReadyLine Apparatus

ReadyLine Apparatus is a study tool for learning your apparatus - you photograph each compartment, place it on a photo of the apparatus, and drill the contents. Like ReadyLine Training, it is fully on-device: no server, no account, no analytics, no tracking. Nothing you put into it is transmitted to us.

AP-1. Photos and what is stored

The photos you take of your apparatus and compartments, the compartment boxes and tags you create, item contents, notes, quantities, and your drill history are all stored only on your device (in the installed app's storage or your browser's local storage). Photos are saved as compact images on the device. Nothing is uploaded to ReadyLine or anyone else, and we could not see it if we wanted to. You can back your data up to a file and move it to another phone yourself.

AP-2. Camera

The app uses your camera only while you are actively taking a photo, and only with your permission. It has no background camera or microphone access.

AP-3. Department sets

If your department shares a read-only apparatus set with you, that file comes from your department. ReadyLine is not involved in creating or distributing it and does not receive its contents.

AP-4. Purchases

If and when ReadyLine Apparatus is offered as a paid app, it will be sold through Google Play under Google's own terms and privacy policy. We would receive only the aggregate sales reporting Google provides to developers, and never your payment card details.

AP-5. No analytics, no ads

The app contains no analytics, no advertising, no third-party trackers, and no data sales.

Contact

ReadyLine Response Solutions LLC
2222 W. Grand River Ave, Ste A
Okemos, MI 48864
Email: info@ReadyLineResponse.com

This document should be reviewed by a licensed Michigan attorney before you begin charging customers.