Terms

What you are stepping onto

Grand Ace is a personal tennis forecast companion. You search for a tournament, review its live structure, choose winners, optionally mark a difficult call as an Ace, and later check those calls against completed matches. The app is meant to make following tennis more interactive and to measure sporting judgment over time.

Grand Ace does not guarantee outcomes. A favorite badge is context, not destiny.

What this court is not

This is not a bookmaker. It is not a marketplace between users. It is not a club where forecasts are traded. Players in the app do not send one another data. Your record belongs to your installation.

How a forecast is treated

A standard call is the player you believe will win. It stays pending until the match is completed and verified. An Ace is a call against the marked likely favorite. A correct Ace raises a separate counter. You may reset statistics from the profile if you want a new season on a clean sheet.

Tournament information is assembled through AI-assisted web search. Surfaces change. Draws move. A manual refresh exists because the live board does not wait for anyone.

Third-party services in the draw

To stand up, the app uses a short list of outside tools. Each is a third-party service.

• Firebase — technical backbone and product signals.
• OneSignal — optional push notices tied at most to a unique device mark.
• OpenAI — generation of tournament-related text. The only thing you send for that purpose is the text of the message you typed. No extra personal bundle travels with it.

Their availability, wording, or timing can vary. Grand Ace is not responsible for a third-party outage any more than a tournament is responsible for a rain delay on a court it does not own.

Your part of the bargain

Use the app for its intended purpose. Do not try to break the lines, overload the search, or treat generated text as a certified official record of a tour. If something looks off, refresh the draw or start a new search.

Notifications, language of AI-returned information, and tour focus are yours to set. Changing them does not create a public identity.

The mark on the scoreboard

“Grand Ace”, the court language of this product, and the Ace distinction as used here belong to the people who built the app. You receive a licence to use the software as released on your device — not ownership of the name or the design of the court.

When the chair needs to speak

If these conditions change, the date above will change with them. If you need a human on the other side of the net, write or call.

Core 4 Life
Sean Henry Murphy
sean.core4life@gmail.com
+44 7441 392820