Safety waiver

Version 1 · effective October 16, 2026

The app shows this waiver before first use, and again whenever it changes. You need to accept it before you can use Sightrep.

1. Assumption of risk

Sightrep includes physical activity, such as sprinting, cutting, changing direction and balance work, and visual drills, such as rapid eye movements, head turns and flashing visuals. These activities carry a risk of injury, including falls, strains, sprains, dizziness and other harm. You understand these risks and choose to take part.

2. Your responsibility

You are responsible for using Sightrep safely. Use a clear, flat, safe space free of obstacles. Warm up before any high-speed movement. Wear proper footwear. Stop right away if you feel pain, dizziness, nausea, eye strain or any discomfort. Never use Sightrep while driving or in unsafe surroundings.

3. Health and medical

Talk to a doctor before you start if you have any injury, medical condition, history of seizures or sensitivity to flashing lights, vision condition, or a recent head injury or concussion. Sightrep is a training and warm-up tool. It is not medical advice and does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition, including concussion.

4. Release of liability

To the fullest extent allowed by law, you agree that you use Sightrep voluntarily and at your own risk, and you release the creator of Sightrep from any claims for injury, loss or damage arising from your use of the app.

5. Supervision of minors

If you are under 18, use Sightrep only with the permission and supervision of a parent, guardian or coach.

6. Changes

This waiver may be updated from time to time. If it changes, you will be asked to read and accept the new version before you continue.

In the app, you confirm