Titan Prime Privacy Policy

Titan Prime is made by Kyle Imeson ("I", "me"), an individual developer in New Zealand. This policy covers the Titan Prime iPhone app.

What Titan Prime keeps on your phone

Titan Prime stores what you type in or log: your name, age, bodyweight, training maxes, equipment, the sessions and sets you log, recovery habits you tick, check-ins, and your settings. All of this lives on your device. You can change or delete it in the app.

Optional iCloud backup

If you switch on iCloud Backup, Titan Prime saves a copy of that same data in your own private iCloud database, using Apple's CloudKit. It belongs to your Apple ID. Apple holds it under Apple's privacy policy. I can't open it, read it or delete it, and it is never sent to me or to anyone else. Restoring from iCloud is always something you choose to do. If you restore, Titan Prime keeps a copy of what was on your phone first, and "Undo last restore" puts it back.

Titan Prime also keeps a safety copy of your data in the app's own storage on the phone, so a crash can't lose your log. If your phone backs up to iCloud or a computer, that copy goes with it, under Apple's rules.

Apple Health

Apple Health is off unless you turn it on, in You, then Apple Health. Titan Prime only asks iOS for Health access at that moment.

What Titan Prime writes: each session you finish, saved as a workout with its real start and end time. A session with strength work is saved as strength training, and a session that was only a run, intervals or cardio is saved as that. Nothing else. It doesn't write calories, heart rate or distance, because it doesn't measure them.
What Titan Prime reads: your most recent bodyweight, and only to place you on the strength bar in Progress, which is already measured against bodyweight. It reads nothing else from Apple Health, and it never uses Health data for your readiness, your training plan or any other score.
Where it goes: nowhere. Health data stays on your phone and in Apple Health. It is never sent to me or to anyone else, never used for advertising or marketing, and never sold. The bodyweight Titan Prime reads is kept on your phone only, and it is not part of your iCloud backup or your exported file. If you sync Apple Health through your iCloud account, Apple handles that under its own terms.
Turning it off: go to You, then Apple Health, and tap it off. Titan Prime stops saving and reading at once. Workouts already saved stay in Apple Health, where you can delete them. To remove Titan Prime's Health access completely, open the Health app, tap your picture at the top right, then Apps, then Titan Prime.

Export my data

You can save your data as a single file whenever you like. Go to You, then Data, then Export my data. Titan Prime opens the iOS share sheet and you choose where the file goes, such as Files, AirDrop, Mail or a note. Titan Prime doesn't send the file anywhere itself. What you do with it afterwards is up to you.

Purchases

Titan Prime offers a monthly or yearly subscription. Apple handles it through the App Store. Apple takes the payment and tells the app whether a subscription is active. I never see your card or payment details. Apple sends me sales reports that don't say who you are. You can manage or cancel a subscription in iPhone Settings: tap your name, then Subscriptions.

Notifications

Reminders and rest alerts are local notifications created on your phone. No notification server is involved and nothing is sent anywhere to make them work. You can turn them off in iPhone Settings.

What I do not do

No accounts or sign in.
No tracking, and no sharing or selling of data.
No advertising.
No analytics or crash reporting.
Nothing leaves your phone except the optional backup to your own private iCloud, the file you choose to export, and the purchase messages handled by Apple. The optional Apple Health link writes to and reads from Apple Health on the same phone.

Health note

Titan Prime is a training tool. It is not medical advice. See a doctor or physio before you start a new training program, and if you have pain, an injury or a health condition. Stop if something feels wrong. The information you enter is not shared with any health service.

Children

Titan Prime is not made for children under 13 and does not knowingly collect anything from them. I don't collect your data at all, so there is nothing to remove from my side.

Deleting your data

In the app: go to You, then Data, then Delete my data. This clears your profile, history and settings from the phone. It does not remove an iCloud backup you already made.
Delete the iCloud backup: on your iPhone open Settings, tap your name, then iCloud, then Manage Account Storage (or Manage Storage), find Titan Prime, and delete its data.
Delete the app from your phone. This removes everything the app stores on the device.
Workouts Titan Prime saved to Apple Health stay there after any of the above. Delete them in the Health app if you want them gone.

If you want everything gone, do all three.

Changes

If this policy changes, I'll update this page and the date at the top. For a big change I'll say so in the app too.

Contact

Questions about privacy: use the contact form, which comes straight to me, or email kyleimeson@gmail.com.
Kyle Imeson, New Zealand.

More about the app: spiketech.app/king.