Privacy

Game Shot is a beta. This is what it keeps, where it goes, and how to have it removed. Updated 6 November 2026.

The Chrome bridge

The Game Shot bridge is a Chrome extension that connects your Target Omni dartboard to this website. It only opens connections to devices on your home network (private addresses such as 192.168.x.x), and only Game Shot pages can use it. It passes what the board reports (each dart, and the board’s status) to your household’s Game Shot account.

On your computer it keeps the board’s address, the key that links it to your household, and any darts not yet sent. Removing the extension from Chrome removes all of that.

What the website keeps

• Your sign-in: your email address, and your Google account’s name if you sign in with Google.
• Your household’s name, its players’ names and colours, and a player photo if you add one.
• Every dart thrown on your board: what it hit, where it landed, and when; and the games, practice and career matches they belong to.
• The board’s status and its address on your network, so the screens can show how the board is.

Who else handles it

• Vercel hosts the website.
• Neon holds the database and runs sign-in.
• ElevenLabs receives your players’ names to record the caller saying them. Nothing else is sent.
• When you play another household online, they see your players’ names and darts in that match.

There are no adverts and no tracking or analytics. Your data is never sold.

Removing it

You can archive players in the app. To have your household and everything in it deleted, contact us through the Chrome Web Store listing for the bridge, from the address you sign in with.