Personal Data Processing List
Version 1.1 · Effective with the release of App 1.2.0
For version 1.2.0 and later releases adopting these terms. Earlier apps retain their earlier terms. Subscriptions are offered only in builds with the purchase entry enabled.
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Profile and body information
Data: Display name, avatar, biological sex, date of birth, height, weight, BMI, body-fat percentage, lean body mass, and waist circumference that you enter or authorize.
Purpose: Show your profile and body trends.
Storage and disclosure: Nickname and a compressed avatar are stored in your private Apple CloudKit database while iCloud sync is enabled. Biological sex, date of birth, and all body information are excluded from the App's iCloud sync. Authorized HealthKit records remain managed by Apple Health and are not provided to us or an advertising service.
Health and fitness information
Data: Workouts and routes; steps, distance, speed, cadence, stride; heart rate and related measures; energy; body metrics; VO₂ max; blood oxygen; respiratory rate; flights, stand time, daylight time, sleep, and connected-source information, subject to device support and each Health permission.
Purpose: Display summaries and trends, support widgets and Apple Watch workouts, and write a completed workout to Apple Health when you request it.
Storage and disclosure: Processed on your devices through HealthKit. Not uploaded to our servers or used for advertising.
Location and workout route
Data: Precise coordinates, time, altitude, speed, accuracy, distance, pace, and the resulting route.
Purpose: Record and display a route-based workout that you start.
Storage and disclosure: Stored on your device and, when you choose, written to Apple Health. Not provided to us or an advertising service.
Motion and paired-device information
Data: Steps, cadence, supported motion measurements, and workout data exchanged with your paired Apple Watch.
Purpose: Calculate workout metrics and keep an active workout synchronized between paired devices.
Storage and disclosure: Processed locally or transferred between your paired Apple devices.
Photos and generated content
Data: A profile photo you take, an image selected through Apple's photo picker, and workout cards you create.
Purpose: Set an avatar or create content that you choose to share.
Storage and disclosure: A compressed avatar is stored as an asset in your private Apple CloudKit database while iCloud sync is enabled. Share cards are not included in iCloud sync. Only content you select is sent through the system share sheet to your chosen recipient.
Preferences and consent records
Data: Appearance, layout, widget settings, privacy mode, and agreement or consent version and timestamp.
Purpose: Remember settings, apply your choices, and demonstrate that required notices were presented.
Storage and disclosure: While iCloud sync is enabled, appearance, measurement-unit, and page-display preferences sync through your Apple iCloud key-value storage. Privacy-mode and agreement or consent records remain only on the device.
Support correspondence
Data: Your email address and the text, screenshots, or diagnostic details that you voluntarily include in an email.
Purpose: Answer support, privacy, and security requests and prevent abuse.
Storage and disclosure: Handled through email and retained only as reasonably necessary for the request and legal obligations.
Advertising and subscriptions
Ads: IP/inferred region, device/network/app information, identifiers, interactions and diagnostics, processed by participating providers after the relevant consent for delivery, measurement and fraud prevention. Routing uses network egress; the app does not request GPS for advertising.
Subscriptions: Apple-verified transaction/product, validity and revocation state is used locally for ad removal. Local choice records contain version, time, app version, language and a document digest. App-data deletion removes local records, not Apple-retained transactions.