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Privacy Policy

Last updated 6 September 2026

What the camera does

Counting reps needs the camera. Each frame goes straight from the camera into Apple's on-device Vision framework, which returns the positions of your joints. The app reads those positions, decides whether a rep happened, and discards the frame.

• No video or still image is recorded, saved, or transmitted.
• Nothing is sent to a server for processing. There is no server.
• Only the resulting numbers — how many reps, of which exercise, when — are kept, and they are kept on your device.

What the app can see about your other apps

Blocking is built on Apple's Screen Time frameworks. When you choose apps to lock, iOS gives this app opaque tokens rather than names.

• The app can tell that you selected some app. It cannot tell which one.
• It has no access to anything inside those apps — no messages, no browsing, no content of any kind.
• It receives no usage history. iOS simply tells it when an allowance you set has been used up.

Health

Saving sets to Health is off until you turn it on, and iOS asks your permission at that moment.

Written	A workout for each finished set, an estimate of the energy it burned, and the rep count.
Read	Body mass, and only to make that energy estimate mean something. Nothing else is read. Refusing it changes nothing except the accuracy of the estimate.

Health data stays in Apple's Health store on your device. It is never sent anywhere by this app, and it is never used for the leaderboard.

The leaderboard

This is the only feature that sends anything off your device, and nothing is sent until you tap Join the board. It uses Apple's CloudKit public database, so the data sits in your iCloud, under Apple's terms.

What is sent, and nothing beyond it:

• The display name you typed. Choose anything; it need not be your real name, and it is not taken from your device or your Apple Account.
• Your total reps, your reps this week, your best single set, and the total screen time you have earned.
• The time your row was last updated.

Your rows are keyed to the anonymous per-app identifier iCloud gives this app, which is how the app knows which row is yours and stops anyone editing someone else's. Other players see only your chosen name and those numbers.

Leaving the board deletes your row. Your own history stays on your phone.

Purchases

Payments are handled entirely by Apple. The app never sees your card, your billing address, or your Apple Account. Apple tells it one thing: whether a valid purchase currently exists.

Notifications

Notifications are composed and scheduled on your device. Nothing is sent through a server, and no push token is collected.

What is stored on your device

• The rules you set and the tokens for the apps they cover.
• Your workout history and banked time.
• Your settings, including whether Health and the leaderboard are on.

Deleting the app removes all of it, and removes every lock the app had put in place.

What is never collected

No contacts, no location, no photos, no microphone, no advertising identifier, no device fingerprint, no crash or usage analytics, and no data is sold or shared with anyone for any purpose.

Children

The app is not directed at children under 13 and is designed for someone restricting their own device, not another person's.

Changes

If this policy changes in a way that affects what leaves your device, the date above changes and the app will say so before the new behaviour starts.

Contact

Questions about this policy, or a request to delete a leaderboard row: chrnknzhnkv@gmail.com.