Privacy Policy

What the app stores

The app may store the following information locally on your device:

• Your chosen display name, goals, experience level, equipment, and training preferences.
• Your workout schedule, reminder settings, coaching preferences, and accessibility choices.
• Generated or saved workout plans, active workout state, completion history, and streak information.
• Technical alarm identifiers and troubleshooting status needed to schedule or cancel reminders safely.

This information is not tied to an Earn the Silence account because the app does not provide accounts or a workout-data cloud service.

Camera and movement tracking

Camera tracking is optional. When you choose it, live frames are analyzed on your device to estimate body position and count air squats or push-ups. Earn the Silence does not capture, save, upload, or share camera photos or video. The microphone is not used. Manual confirmation remains available.

Notifications, alarms, and audio

With your permission, the app asks iOS to schedule workout notifications and optional accountability alarms. Coach voice clips are prerecorded files bundled with the app. Notification and AlarmKit permissions can be changed in iPhone Settings, and the in-app Health & Safety Exit remains available during accountability challenges.

Memberships and purchases

Membership purchases are processed by Apple. Earn the Silence does not receive or store your full payment-card information. The app uses RevenueCat to confirm whether an Apple subscription or introductory trial gives the app an active entitlement.

For this purpose, RevenueCat may process an automatically generated app-user identifier, Apple product identifiers, purchase and subscription status, transaction dates, storefront or country information, and limited technical information needed to operate and troubleshoot the purchase service. This information is used for app functionality and subscription management—not advertising or cross-app tracking.

Memberships are associated with your Apple Account. You can restore purchases in the app and manage or cancel a subscription through Apple's subscription settings.

Website advertising measurement

This website uses the Google Ads tag to understand whether our ads bring visitors to the site and which pages are viewed. We use this information to measure campaign performance. The website tag does not receive workout plans, camera data, health information, app-account information, or payment details. This website does not ask for your name, email address, phone number, or street address, and enhanced conversions are not enabled.

If you choose Allow measurement, the Google tag may read or write advertising-related cookies or similar browser storage and send Google information such as the page URL and title, referring page, browser and device details, IP address, timestamps, and Google ad-click identifiers contained in the URL. Google uses this information for advertising measurement, reporting, and conversion modeling. Personalized advertising is disabled for this website, and analytics-storage consent remains denied.

Before you make a choice, and if you choose Decline optional measurement, the tag operates with measurement consent denied. It does not read or write advertising-related cookies, but Google may still receive limited cookieless pings. These can include the consent state, page or referrer information, browser or device details, timestamps, and whether Google ad-click information was present. Google may use these limited signals for modeled campaign measurement.

This website stores your measurement choice in your browser so it can honor that choice on later visits. You can change it at any time using Privacy choices in the footer, or remove it by clearing this website's stored data. A changed choice applies to future measurement and does not delete information Google has already processed. Google explains its processing in the Google Privacy Policy and How Google uses information from sites or apps that use its services.

App analytics and data sharing

Earn the Silence uses Google Analytics for Firebase to measure app installs, basic app operation, and the effectiveness of advertising for the app. Firebase automatically creates a pseudonymous app-instance identifier and processes app version, device and operating-system information, language, app launches and sessions, approximate region derived from a masked IP address, and Apple StoreKit purchase and subscription events. Google Analytics does not use Apple Location Services or receive precise location from Earn the Silence.

Earn the Silence does not programmatically set an Analytics user ID or custom user properties, and it logs no custom workout events. It does not send your display name, goals, motivation text, schedule, workout plans, exercises, repetitions, camera frames or landmarks, notification or alarm identifiers, Health & Safety Exit use, or RevenueCat identifier to Firebase Analytics. Automatic screen-name reporting is disabled.

The iOS Analytics build excludes Apple's advertising identifier capability and personalized-advertising signals are disabled. Earn the Silence does not display third-party ads. The automatic first_open event may be shared with Google Ads to attribute an installation and measure the app's own campaigns. Google's privacy-preserving on-device conversion measurement library may also process temporary, de-identified app-event data for that purpose.

Earn the Silence does not sell personal information and does not operate a workout-data backend. Purchase information is processed by Apple, RevenueCat, and Google Analytics only as described in this policy. App Store and TestFlight services may also process installation, purchase, crash, diagnostic, or feedback information under Apple's own terms and privacy policy.

The app is built with React Native, Expo, and MediaPipe components. Their runtime functionality is packaged into the app; movement analysis remains on-device.

Retention and deletion

Local workout information remains on your device until you use Delete All Local Data & Scheduled Alerts in Safety & Accessibility or remove the app. The reset action cancels app-owned scheduled reminders and alarms before deleting local app state. It does not delete website measurement or Analytics records Google has already processed and it does not cancel an App Store subscription. Your website measurement choice remains in this browser until you change it, clear this site's stored data, or the browser removes it. Google retains measurement and Analytics data according to the applicable Google Ads and Firebase/Google Analytics settings and its legal obligations; aggregate reporting may be retained longer. Apple and RevenueCat may retain purchase and entitlement records as required to process purchases, restore access, prevent trial abuse, comply with law, and maintain financial records.

Your choices

• Camera tracking, spoken reminders, explicit coaching, and accountability alarms are off until you choose them.
• You can deny or revoke camera, notification, and alarm permissions through iPhone Settings.
• You can use manual exercise confirmation instead of camera tracking.
• You can use the permanent Health & Safety Exit when continuing is unsafe.
• You can restore purchases in the app and manage or cancel a membership through Apple.
• You can allow or decline optional website advertising measurement and change that choice later through Privacy choices in the website footer.
• Personalized advertising signals are disabled, and the iOS app does not request access to Apple's advertising identifier.

Health and children

Earn the Silence is a fitness-accountability tool, not a medical device and not a substitute for professional medical advice. Stop if you experience pain, dizziness, shortness of breath, or unusual discomfort. The app is not directed to children under 13, and explicit coaching is disabled by default.

Questions and policy changes

TestFlight testers can submit privacy or support questions through TestFlight's Send Beta Feedback feature and begin the message with “Privacy Request.” App Store users can use the instructions on the Support page. Google explains its processing in the Google Privacy Policy. This policy will be updated when the app's data practices materially change.