Privacy

What stays on your iPhone, and what doesn’t.

The short version first. The full policy follows.

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Stays on your iPhone

  • Raw heart-rate samples from your workouts
  • [Other on-device data, to be confirmed]

Sent to build your playlist

  • Segment lengths and target tempos (these mirror your heart rate, 1:1)
  • [Anything sent with it, to be confirmed]

Never collected

[to be confirmed]

  • Account details. There’s no account to create.
  • [Other items, to be confirmed]

1. Overview

[Draft — final policy text pending]

This policy explains what YourBPM does with your data when you make a playlist. In short: raw heart-rate samples stay on your iPhone. To build a playlist, YourBPM sends segment lengths and target tempos, which mirror your heart rate 1:1.

2. Health data YourBPM reads

[Draft — final policy text pending]

With your permission, YourBPM reads your workouts and their heart-rate samples from Apple Health on your iPhone. [TBD: exact data types requested]

3. What stays on your iPhone

[Draft — final policy text pending]

Raw heart-rate samples stay on your iPhone. They are not sent to build your playlist.

4. What is sent to build your playlist

[Draft — final policy text pending]

To find songs, YourBPM sends the workout’s segment lengths and target tempos. Tempo matches heart rate 1:1, so those targets mirror your heart rate, stretch by stretch. No account or name is attached. [TBD: what else accompanies the request, where it is processed, and how long it is kept]

5. Service providers

[Draft — final policy text pending]

[TBD: the hosting and database providers that process playlist requests, and what they can see]

6. Apple Music

[Draft — final policy text pending]

Playlists play through your Apple Music subscription. Nothing is added to your Apple Music library. [TBD: Apple Music access YourBPM requests]

7. iCloud sync

[Draft — final policy text pending]

[TBD: whether tags, favorites, or settings sync through your iCloud account]

8. Purchases

[Draft — final policy text pending]

Purchases are handled by Apple through the App Store. [TBD: what purchase information YourBPM receives]

9. Analytics and crash reports

[Draft — final policy text pending]

[TBD]

10. No account

[Draft — final policy text pending]

There’s no YourBPM account to create, so there are no account details to store.

11. Children

[Draft — final policy text pending]

[TBD]

12. Your choices

[Draft — final policy text pending]

You can turn off YourBPM’s access to your Health data at any time in your iPhone’s Settings. [TBD: exact steps]

13. Data retention

[Draft — final policy text pending]

[TBD]

14. Changes to this policy

[Draft — final policy text pending]

[TBD]

15. Contact

[Draft — final policy text pending]

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