Privacy
The short version: we only use what you put in the form to reply to you about Frameball.
Who we are
Frameball, Ireland. We make Frameball, a touchscreen scoreboard for UK 8-ball pool. It isn’t on sale yet. When this page says “we”, that’s us.
What the form collects
Only what you type or tick in it:
- your name and your email
- the name of your pub, club or room, if you give it
- where the table is and what you’re after
- anything else you tell us in the message box
- whether you want to hear the day Frameball launches
It also sends the address of the page you filled it in on, so we know where the enquiry came from. That’s all.
Why we ask
So we can reply to you about Frameball, because you asked us to. If you ticked “Tell me the day it launches”, we’ll also email you when it launches. We won’t put you on any other list, and we won’t sell or give your details to anyone.
How it gets to us
Nothing leaves the page until you press “Chalk me up”. Then your answers go to FormSubmit, a form-to-email service, which passes them on to us as an email. FormSubmit handles them under its own privacy policy. After that, your enquiry sits in our email and nowhere else.
If you use “Email us instead”, your own email app sends it, and it reaches us like any other email.
What this site doesn’t do
- No cookies.
- No analytics, no tracking, no adverts.
- Nothing loaded from anyone else. The fonts and pictures come from this site, so opening it doesn’t tell another company you were here.
If you follow our link to YouTube, you’re on YouTube’s site from then on, and their rules apply.
How long we keep it
For as long as we’re talking to you about Frameball. If it goes quiet, we delete your enquiry a year after we last heard from you. If you asked to hear about the launch, we keep your name and email until we’ve told you, then the same rule applies.
Seeing, fixing or deleting your details
Just ask. Reply to any email from us, or send the form again and say so in the message box. We’ll tell you what we have, fix it or delete it, and let you know when it’s done.
If you’re not happy with how we’ve handled your details, you can complain to the Data Protection Commission in Ireland.
Last updated 9 November 2026.