Live Body Rain, Body Pressure, and Weather Science forecasting competition
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Why TrickToe exists
Can your body really predict the weather?
People have said for generations that aching joints, headaches, and familiar body signals can mean the weather is about to change. TrickToe allows you to put that idea to the test by making a prediction, verifying what the weather actually does, and building your forecasting record over time.
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Why first. Then proof.
Turn a weather hunch into a record you can actually test.
People have long wondered whether familiar body signals can anticipate weather. TrickToe exists to make that question testable. TrickToe allows you to lock a prediction to a time and Florida location, compare it with observed rain or barometric pressure, and build a verified forecasting record over time. The map, scoring, and leaderboards show what happened after the prediction was made.
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Predict
Record the broad body signal and the Florida area before the outcome is known.
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Lock the call
TrickToe timestamps the prediction, location, target, and scoring window so the forecast cannot be rewritten afterward.
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Verify
Observed precipitation or pressure determines what actually happened under the published scoring rules.
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Build your record
Verified outcomes reveal how accurate your forecasting method is and how that accuracy develops over time.
Florida Beta only
Forecast submission and live-map location search are currently limited to Florida.
Private by design
Public activity uses a broad signal category, approximate area, timing, and weather outcome.
Science stays separate
Weather Science forecasts use their own scoring lane and never receive Body Signal convergence points.
Arthritis, joint discomfort & weather
Do your joints seem to notice the weather before you do?
People who track arthritis, recurring joint discomfort, old injuries, or other weather-sensitive body signals can use TrickToe to record what they feel and compare it with observed rain and barometric pressure changes. TrickToe is a community weather experiment, not a medical diagnostic tool. It does not diagnose arthritis or predict an individual’s symptoms. Florida is the first active forecasting area, with TrickToe designed for broader nationwide participation.
Current performance and permanent annual records
Forecaster boards
The Live Board shows the top 10 current forecasters in Body Rain, Body Pressure, Weather Science Precipitation, and Weather Science Pressure. The History Board preserves qualified annual category records.
Live seasonA recent verified forecast is required to remain current.
Body SignalRain leaders
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Weather SciencePrecipitation leaders
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A real forecasting record, never a fictional profile
Discover whether your personal weather signal is actually reliable.
Body Signal profiles build a private-to-public weather journal: verified hits, false alarms, actual warning time, hotspot contributions, and the body signal that performs best.
Body Signal or Weather Science identityHits, partials, and false alarmsAverage and best warning timeHotspot and pioneer recognitionConfidence-adjusted Live RatingQualified annual history
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Published Florida rules · two separate competitions
Body Signals measure personal patterns. Weather Science measures forecasts.
Body Signal reports choose either Rain or Pressure and end at the selected forecast time. Rain uses the newest NOAA hourly precipitation snapshot TrickToe successfully captured at or before that exact time; Pressure uses the same locked NWS station and target window. TrickToe rewards advance notice and accuracy and applies a penalty when the selected outcome does not occur. Weather Science forecasts now choose either Precipitation or Pressure, with an independent scoring contract and top-ten board for each category.
01Locked before the outcome
Time, location, lane, and scoring version are fixed before weather is verified.
02Two separate competitions
Body Signals and Weather Science keep independent scores, records, and leaderboards.
03Accuracy, not activity
Submitting alone earns nothing. Verified performance is what moves a rating.
04False alarms count
Early weather can score zero, and a verified Body Signal miss can subtract points.
05Missing data is not guessed
Results that fail the published verification-quality rules are excluded from rating.
Body Signal
Personal patterns, verified against Rain or Pressure.
Rain keeps the established radar contract. Pressure locks a nearby NWS station and baseline reading. Users may choose a broader Pressure Change forecast capped at 75 points or the more specific Rising/Falling forecast worth up to 100 points. Verified false alarms can reduce the score.
Weather Science
Precipitation and Pressure skill, measured in separate categories.
Precipitation scores occurrence, placement, timing, and lead time. Pressure scores direction, magnitude, target-hour timing, and lead time. Both remain independent from Body Signal convergence.
View complete scoring methodologyExact point values, timing windows, caps, penalties, quality requirements, rating formula, and board rules.+
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Report the signal
Choose one broad signal category, Mild, Noticeable, or Strong; select Rain or Pressure; then select 1 to 6 hours ahead. Pressure lets Body Signal users choose a general Pressure Change or the more specific Rising/Falling prediction. TrickToe calculates the exact scoring deadline and locks the final hour before it. No diagnosis or medical history is requested.
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Watch the area
The anonymous three-mile core remains active until the selected scoring time. Rain uses the core plus a five-mile verification halo. Pressure uses the closest suitable NWS station to the center and preserves that station for the entire result.
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Form a hotspot
Independent people with overlapping active Body Signals can form a cluster or hotspot. One person cannot stack reports, and Weather Science forecasts never create Body Signal convergence credit.
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Verify the outcome
Rain is verified with observed precipitation. Pressure is verified from the locked station’s sea-level pressure, falling back to station pressure when needed. Hits gain points, partials receive reduced credit, false alarms lose points, and incomplete observation data is excluded rather than guessed.
Body Signal Rain · body-signal-v8
The established Rain contract remains worth up to 100 points.
25 weather verification20 forecast difficulty20 timing accuracy15 actual warning time10 geographic accuracy5 personal reliability5 independent convergence
Body Signal Pressure · body-signal-v8
Specific Rising/Falling forecasts can earn 100 points; a broader Pressure Change forecast is capped at 75.
The result label follows the verified location and final score.
Hit
Rain reaches the three-mile core during the locked final hour and scores at least 65, or a specific Pressure forecast reaches 1.0 hPa in the selected direction and scores at least 65, or the broader Pressure Change forecast reaches 1.0 hPa in either direction and scores at least 49.
Partial hit
Rain reaches only the five-mile halo or finishes below 65, or Pressure moves 0.5–0.99 hPa in the selected direction—or in either direction for the broader Pressure Change option. A full Pressure change below its applicable Hit threshold is also Partial.
Too early or already established
Rain already in the core at submission or arriving before the final hour scores 0. Pressure already moving at least 1.0 hPa under the selected option during the prior three hours, or reaching the 0.5 hPa threshold before the final hour, also scores 0.
Miss, near miss, or unverifiable
Rain that does not reach the measurable threshold receives the published strength penalty. Pressure that is flat—or moves the wrong way on a Rising/Falling forecast—receives the full strength penalty. Movement toward the selected threshold below 0.5 hPa receives a smaller near-miss penalty that tapers toward zero. Missing radar coverage, a missing immutable pressure baseline, or stale station data is excluded from rating rather than guessed.
Exact Rain timing and warning points
Rain closer to the deadline earns more timing credit.
First on-time arrival
Timing points
Actual warning time
Warning points
0–10 min before deadline
20
Under 30 min
2
11–20 min
19
30–89 min
6
21–30 min
18
90–179 min
10
31–45 min
16
180–269 min
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46–60 min
14
270 min or more
15
Exact Pressure timing and lead points
Pressure uses the locked final hour without claiming continuous minute precision.
Observed Pressure result
Timing points
Selected deadline
Lead points
Full 1.0+ hPa threshold first observed in final hour
20
1 hour
3
Partial 0.5–0.99 hPa threshold first observed in final hour
14
2 hours
6
Partial threshold reached before final hour
0
3 hours
9
Threshold reached only after deadline
0
4 hours
12
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5 or 6 hours
15
For the broader Pressure Change option, lead points are 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 for one, two, three, four, and five-or-six-hour forecasts.
Rain submission difficulty and maximum score
Visible precipitation when a Rain report is locked sets both difficulty points and a score cap.
Distance is measured from the edge of the three-mile core to the nearest meaningful precipitation. TrickToe requests this snapshot immediately after the forecast is locked. Once stored, it cannot change. If a valid snapshot is not captured within five minutes, the neutral Snapshot unavailable class applies.
Submission class
Weather at submission
Difficulty points
Maximum final score
Existing Weather
Already inside the core
0
0
Close Weather
In the halo or up to 3 miles from the core edge
2
60
Nearby Weather
More than 3 and up to 10 miles away
3 + distance ÷ 2, capped at 8
75
Early Warning
More than 10 and up to 25 miles away
8 + (distance − 10) × 0.4, capped at 14
88
Long-Range Call
More than 25 miles away within the scan
14 + (distance − 25) × 0.2, capped at 19
96
Blue-Sky Call
No meaningful precipitation in the submission scan
20
100
Snapshot unavailable
Submission weather could not be verified
10
90
Verification and placement: precipitation in the assigned NOAA snapshot inside the core earns 25 verification points and up to 10 geographic points. Halo-only precipitation earns 12.5 verification points and up to 5 geographic points. For both core and halo results, geographic credit uses the harmonic balance between forecast-area coverage and the share of the surrounding observed event captured.
Published snapshot rule: TrickToe assigns the newest NOAA hourly snapshot successfully captured at or before the exact scoring time. All Rain forecasts assigned to that publication share one protected observation batch.
What counts as measurable: the locked contract uses an hourly precipitation estimate of at least 0.01 inch in at least two sampled cells and at least 10% of valid cells in the applicable core or halo. These thresholds are fixed in the scoring version and cannot be changed through site configuration.
Verification quality: a result is excluded if valid hourly-precipitation coverage is below 65% or if the assigned observation was not captured. TrickToe does not query NOAA hours later or leave the forecast waiting indefinitely.
Personal reliability: a new Joint, Back, or Head category begins at a neutral 2.5 of 5 points until it has three prior verified outcomes. After that, reliability is 5 × (hits + half of partial hits) ÷ prior verified outcomes; misses and other zero-point outcomes contribute 0.
Pressure baseline, thresholds, and maximum score
The same NWS station and immutable submission reading determine the Pressure result.
TrickToe tests nearby NWS observation stations in distance order and locks the closest qualifying station within 50 miles with a pressure reading no more than 75 minutes old. Sea-level pressure is preferred so elevation differences do not distort the comparison; station pressure is used when sea-level pressure is unavailable. The prior three-hour movement sets the submission cap.
Submission class
Prior three-hour movement under selected option
Maximum final score
Already established
1.0 hPa or more
0
Developing trend
0.5–0.99 hPa
75
Quiet or opposing
Less than 0.5 hPa
100 specific · 75 general
Pressure verification: a full Rising/Falling result requires at least 1.0 hPa in the selected direction. A full Pressure Change result requires at least 1.0 hPa in either direction. A 0.5–0.99 hPa movement under the selected option is Partial. The locked station must be within 50 miles, and its submission baseline must be no more than 75 minutes old. The first qualifying station report must occur inside the locked final hour; an earlier partial threshold scores 0. The qualifying station report must use the same pressure measurement type as the baseline and carry a timestamp inside the locked final hour. Delayed NWS publication is retried for up to 25 minutes after the deadline.
Pressure near-miss formula: below 0.5 hPa, the official result remains a Miss. If pressure moved toward the selected threshold, the penalty is reduced using Maximum penalty × (1 − qualifying movement ÷ 0.5). Wrong-direction movement on Rising/Falling forecasts, or flat pressure under any option, receives the full penalty. For a Noticeable report, 0.00 hPa scores −12, 0.25 hPa scores −6, and 0.49 hPa scores approximately −0.24. At 0.5 hPa, positive Partial scoring begins.
Pressure components: specific-direction verification earns 35 points for Full and 17.5 for Partial. The broader Pressure Change option earns 15 for Full and 7.5 for Partial and is capped at 75. Magnitude contributes up to 20 points, final-hour timing contributes 20 for Full or 14 for Partial, the selected 1–6 hour deadline contributes up to 15 for Rising/Falling or 10 for Pressure Change, personal reliability contributes up to 5, and matching independent Pressure reports contribute up to 5. Convergence requires the same pressure option.
Separate target records: Rain and Pressure results both continue to contribute to the overall Body Signal competition record. TrickToe also calculates and displays separate Rain and Pressure ratings, averages, confidence, hits, partials, and misses so the two forecast types can be evaluated independently.
Balanced false-alarm risk and convergence
Wrong calls matter, but one honest miss should not erase a strong record.
Submitting a report earns no leaderboard points by itself. Rain already present or first arriving before the locked hour scores 0. Pressure already established at submission or reaching the partial threshold before the locked hour also scores 0. A clear miss receives the strength-based maximum below; a Pressure near miss receives a proportionally smaller penalty. An outcome after the deadline cannot improve the locked result.
−8Mild maximumClear verified miss−12Noticeable maximumClear verified miss−18Strong maximumClear verified miss+0–5ConvergenceIndependent accounts; actual added points after capRecognitionPioneerFirst positive report in a qualifying hotspot; no score inflation
Balanced miss contract: Body Signal v7 and v8 use maximum penalties of −8 for Mild, −12 for Noticeable, and −18 for Strong. Rain misses use the selected maximum. Pressure uses the selected maximum when movement is flat or, for a specific forecast, opposite. Qualifying movement below 0.5 hPa reduces the penalty continuously. Earlier Body Signal versions retain their original published penalties.
Convergence contract: forecasts must come from different accounts, be simultaneously active, choose the same Body target, use the same local date, have deadlines within one hour, and overlap at least 25% of their three-mile cores. Pressure forecasts must choose the same option: Rising with Rising, Falling with Falling, or Pressure Change with Pressure Change. One qualifying person adds 2 points, two add 3, and three or more add 4. At least two Body categories add one more point, up to 5. A difficulty cap may reduce the points actually added, and only the effective addition is displayed.
Fair-use limits: one active Body Signal per account at a time. This is enforced when the forecast is saved, including across tabs and devices. After it reaches its scoring deadline, the same person may submit another forecast, including at the same location.
Weather Science forecast · precip-v4
Science remains a separate forecasting competition.
Science Precipitation contract: a one-hour Florida forecast must be submitted 1 to 6 hours ahead. Measurable precipitation inside the target hour earns 40 occurrence points; no target-hour precipitation scores 0 overall. Placement uses the balance between the share of the forecast area reached and the share of the observed event captured. A first radar arrival inside the target hour earns all 20 timing points. If precipitation in the forecast area was already detected before the window, timing credit decreases linearly and reaches 0 when the first detection was two hours early. Weather beginning after the target hour closes cannot improve the locked result. Advance-notice credit rises from 3 points at one hour to 15 at six hours and is multiplied by the timing ratio. A verified Science score of 70 or more is labeled Hit; a lower positive score is Partial. Science uses the same fixed measurable-precipitation threshold of at least 0.01 inch in at least two sampled cells and at least 10% of valid cells. The same 65% precipitation-data completeness and 50% combined verification-quality exclusions apply.
Weather Science Pressure · science-pressure-v1
Pressure uses an independent 100-point directional forecast contract.
Science Pressure contract: a one-hour Florida forecast must be submitted 1 to 6 hours ahead and choose Rising or Falling. TrickToe locks a nearby suitable NWS station, one pressure measurement type, and an immutable submission baseline. A movement of at least 1.0 hPa in the selected direction earns the full 40 direction points and can be labeled Hit. A 0.5–0.99 hPa movement receives 20 direction points and remains Partial, capped below 70. Magnitude contributes up to 25 points, target-hour timing contributes 20, and advance notice rises from 3 points at one hour to 15 at six hours. A miss, an already-established trend, or a threshold crossed before the target hour scores 0 rather than receiving a Body Signal penalty. Missing or stale station evidence is excluded as unverifiable. Science Pressure and Science Precipitation keep separate category records and top-ten boards.
Leaderboard formula · record-v1
Participation strengthens confidence; it does not add bonus points.
The Live Rating starts from a neutral 50 and moves toward the forecaster’s actual average as verified results accumulate.
Raw Average = total verified forecast score ÷ NRecord Confidence = N ÷ (N + 12)Live Rating = 50 + (Raw Average − 50) × Record Confidence
Verified record
Average
Confidence
Live Rating
1 perfect forecast
100.00
7.69%
53.85
2 perfect forecasts
100.00
14.29%
57.14
12 forecasts averaging 80
80.00
50.00%
65.00
24 forecasts averaging 80
80.00
66.67%
70.00
Record Confidence is not a claim about the probability that a person is correct. It is the exact share of the ranking calculation supported by their own verified forecasts instead of the neutral starting value.
Exact arithmetic: forecast components, cumulative totals, averages, confidence, and ratings are stored and calculated in integer hundredths of a point. A rounded display value never decides rank. Live Rating is bounded from 0 to 100.
Two simple boards
Current leadership and permanent achievement stay separate.
No old result is erased, but a forecaster must remain current to occupy a Live Board position.
Live Board
Uses the current calendar-year lane record. Body Signal and Weather Science ratings are calculated separately. At least one verified forecast in that lane during the last 45 days is required to remain listed.
Record status
Within each lane, 1–2 forecasts: Record Building. 3–11: Provisional. 12 or more: Qualified. Every status uses the same rating formula.
History Board
A completed calendar-year lane is recorded only with at least 12 verified forecasts in that lane across at least 8 different months. It freezes after a 7-day verification closeout.
Permanent record
Qualified History Board results are frozen. Profiles retain peak rating and historical placement even after inactivity.
Tiebreakers: higher Live Rating, then more verified forecasts, then the higher raw average.
Rules are locked by season and lane: Body Signal and Weather Science records are calculated independently. Changing profile methods does not move earlier scores into the other competition. Rating and qualification settings are stored when the season opens. Each forecast also keeps the scoring-version label it had when submitted, so an older pending forecast is never silently rescored under a newer contract.
TrickToe access
Choose Create account or Sign in. Account creation then offers Google setup or a guided email-account process.
Account services are not connected yet. Complete the site configuration before inviting forecasters.
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Google signed you in. Choose whether you forecast with your body or with Weather Science.
Account settings
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Your public name remains locked so forecasting records always stay attached to the same identity.
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Privacy Policy
How the free TrickToe hobby project handles account, forecast, location, and support information.
Effective: August 5, 2026Contact: support@tricktoe.com
TrickToe.com is a free, noncommercial weather-forecasting hobby project. TrickToe does not display advertising, sell personal information, or use personal information for targeted advertising.
This Privacy Policy explains what information TrickToe collects, how it is used, what may be visible publicly, and how you may request correction or deletion.
1. Information TrickToe collects
Account information. When you create an account, TrickToe may collect your email address, display name, unique account identifier, selected forecasting method, and an optional profile image. If you use Google sign in, Google may provide your name, email address, profile image, and a unique account identifier. Authentication is handled through Firebase Authentication. TrickToe does not receive or store your password in readable form.
Public profile information. While your account is active, your display name, optional profile image, forecasting method, forecast count, scores, ratings, rankings, streaks, statistics, and leaderboard position may be publicly visible.
Body Signal information. Body Signal users may provide a custom name for their signal, a broad category such as Joint, Back, or Head, and a selected map icon. TrickToe is not a medical service. Do not enter diagnoses, medications, treatment details, medical histories, or other sensitive health information.
Forecast and location information. A submitted forecast may include the map location you selected, latitude and longitude, forecast radius, general location label, forecast category, expected time, pressure direction, Body Signal strength, submission time, weather observations used for verification, and the resulting score and classification.
TrickToe does not currently require your device's GPS location. The forecast location is the place you select through the map or location search.
Contact information. When you use the Contact form, TrickToe collects your email address, your display name when signed in, your message, and the submission time so the request can be reviewed and answered.
Technical information. Hosting, authentication, database, map, and security providers may automatically process standard technical information such as Internet Protocol address, browser and device type, operating system, request time, requested resources, and diagnostic or security information. Browser storage may be used to maintain authentication and limited interface preferences.
2. Information displayed publicly
Active forecasts and completed forecast results may appear on the public TrickToe map or through public profile and leaderboard features. Public forecast information may include the selected forecast circle, its map center, general location label, forecast category, expected time, pressure direction, Body Signal category or icon, signal strength, forecast age, lead time, scoring result, overlap, convergence, and hotspot information.
Your email address is not displayed on the public forecast map. Your display name is not intentionally attached to an active map circle. However, people who know you may infer that a forecast belongs to you from its location, timing, category, profile history, or information you share elsewhere.
Location notice: The circle represents an approximate forecast area, but its center may closely reflect the point you selected. Do not center a forecast directly on your home, workplace, school, or another private location if you do not want that location inferred. Select a nearby general area instead.
3. How information is used
TrickToe may use collected information to:
Create, authenticate, and manage accounts.
Display active forecasts, completed results, public profiles, and leaderboards.
Verify forecasts against weather observations and calculate scores, ratings, rankings, records, and statistics.
Identify overlapping forecasts, convergence, and community hotspots.
Maintain forecast history and scoring integrity.
Prevent duplicate, fraudulent, abusive, or unauthorized activity.
Diagnose problems, protect the Service, respond to support requests, and improve TrickToe.
Comply with applicable legal obligations.
4. Weather verification
TrickToe may send a forecast's selected coordinates, forecast time, and requested weather measurement to weather-data services so the forecast can be verified. A user's name or email address is not needed for ordinary weather verification. Weather information may come from sources including the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the National Weather Service.
5. How information is shared
Public features. Information described as public in this policy may be shown through map forecasts, completed results, profiles, leaderboards, scores, rankings, and forecasting records.
Service providers. Information may be processed by services used for website hosting, authentication, cloud databases, storage, security, maps, map resources, location search, ZIP code lookup, and weather verification. Current services may include Google Firebase, Google sign in, OpenStreetMap, CARTO, content-delivery providers, geographic lookup services, NOAA, and the National Weather Service. These providers operate under their own privacy terms.
Legal and safety purposes. Information may be preserved or disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with law or valid legal process, investigate fraud or abuse, protect TrickToe or others, or establish and defend legal claims.
Project transfer. If responsibility for TrickToe is transferred to another operator, information needed to continue the Service may be transferred with it. The successor would remain responsible for applicable privacy obligations and commitments.
6. No advertising or sale of personal information
TrickToe does not display advertising, sell personal information, or share personal information for cross-context behavioral or targeted advertising. Aggregated or deidentified information that does not reasonably identify an individual may be used to understand participation, evaluate forecasting performance, conduct hobby research, or improve the Service.
7. Data retention
Account and forecast information may be retained until deletion is requested.
Contact messages may be retained for up to 12 months.
Routine technical and security logs may be retained for approximately 30 to 90 days.
Anonymized scoring records may be retained indefinitely.
Information may be retained longer when reasonably necessary for security, abuse prevention, legal obligations, dispute resolution, scoring integrity, or backup restoration.
8. Your choices and account deletion
You may ask TrickToe to explain, correct, or delete personal information associated with your account. Submit the request through the TrickToe . TrickToe may need to verify that you control the account before completing the request.
When an account-deletion request is approved, TrickToe will, where reasonably possible:
Delete the email address, profile image, Body Signal name, and other identifying profile information.
Remove the public profile and profile link.
Delete active and unresolved forecasts connected to the account.
Remove the user from active leaderboard rankings.
Retain completed forecasts and scores only in anonymized form when needed to preserve scoring and record integrity.
Use “Deleted Forecaster” when a retained historical result requires a nonidentifying label.
Removing TrickToe access from a Google account does not automatically delete information already stored by TrickToe. A deletion request must also be submitted through the TrickToe Contact form.
9. Security
TrickToe uses safeguards intended to protect account and forecast information, including authentication controls, database access rules, owner-restricted private records, and server-controlled forecast scoring. No website, database, or Internet transmission can be guaranteed completely secure. You are responsible for protecting your password, Google account, email account, and devices.
10. Age requirement
TrickToe is intended for people who are at least 13 years old. Children under 13 may not create an account or submit personal information through the Service. If TrickToe learns that personal information was collected from a child under 13, reasonable steps will be taken to delete it. A parent or legal guardian may submit a request through the Contact form.
11. Service area and external services
The current TrickToe forecasting area is limited to Florida. This geographic limitation does not mean the website is intended only for Florida residents. Privacy rights may vary by location, and valid requests will be handled as required by applicable law.
TrickToe may include links to external sites and relies on third-party services for authentication, infrastructure, maps, geographic lookup, and weather data. This policy does not control those providers' independent practices.
12. Changes to this policy
This Privacy Policy may be updated as TrickToe changes. Material changes will be identified by a revised effective date and reasonable notice through the website or another appropriate method.
13. Contact
Privacy questions, correction requests, and account-deletion requests may be submitted through the TrickToe Contact form or sent to support@tricktoe.com.
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Four short screens. Report what your body is telling you, choose the Florida spot, and let observed weather test the signal.
