What's stored and what's sent

Your food logs, weights, water and settings are stored in a SQLite database on your phone. They are not on a server, there is no account, and no email address or name is ever collected.

What stays on the device

• Every food you've logged, and the library you've built
• Weight history, water, notes and streaks
• All your settings and your plan

What leaves the device, and when

Only the specific content of an AI request: a photo you're scanning, a description you're logging, a barcode you're looking up, or a summary of logs when you ask for an insight. Each request carries an anonymous identifier and nothing else. Photos are processed and discarded, not stored.

Third parties

Sentry for crash reporting, Firebase Analytics for anonymous usage events, and RevenueCat for payments. Barcode lookups go to Open Food Facts and Edamam. Data is not sold or shared with anyone.

What this means practically

There's no server-side profile of you to breach, subpoena, or sell. It also means the data is yours to look after: uninstalling deletes it, and moving to a new phone means exporting a backup and importing it.