Gym+

Gym+ records the things you enter while training:

• Workouts: exercises, sets, weights, reps, duration and notes
• Training programs you generate or save
• Personal records, calculated from the workouts above
• Exercises you create yourself, and exercises you mark as favourites
• Profile details you choose to enter: a name, bodyweight, height and training goal
• Settings: units, bar weight, plate increment, default rest time
• The date the app last asked you to rate it, so that it stops asking

All of it is written to storage on your device. None of it is sent anywhere. There is no account, no login, no server holding your training history, and no sync between devices.

• It does not collect or transmit your training data
• It does not use analytics, advertising, or tracking software
• It does not request your location, contacts, camera, microphone or photos
• It does not create an account or ask for an email address
• It does not sell or share data with anyone, because it does not collect any

Gym+ makes no network requests of its own. It does not contact the developer’s server, or anyone else’s, for analytics, crash reports, updates or sync. There is no server holding your training history. Everything the app does with your data works identically with the device offline.

There is one exception, described next.

If you inspect the app’s permissions on Android you will see internet access listed. That is declared by the framework the app is built on rather than requested by Gym+. Over-the-air code updates are disabled.

After you have used Gym+ for a while, it may ask once whether you would like to rate it. The rating sheet is provided by Google Play or the App Store and displayed by your device — it is not part of Gym+, and the app cannot see what you write or whether you submit anything at all.

Showing it means your device contacts the store at that moment. That is the only time anything leaves your phone, and none of your training data is involved: no workouts, no weights, no profile details are sent, because the app has nothing to do with the request beyond asking for the sheet.

The app records the date it asked, on your device, so that it stops asking. It asks at most twice, months apart, and you can dismiss it. Your device’s own settings also limit how often any app may ask.

If you allow notifications, the app schedules a local reminder when a rest period ends. These are created and delivered entirely on your device. Nothing is sent to a notification server, and the app never requests a push token.

You can refuse or revoke this permission at any time in your system settings. The rest timer continues to work on screen either way.

The app can export everything it holds to a JSON file. That file is created on your device and handed to your system’s share sheet, so wherever it goes next is entirely your choice — email, cloud storage, another device, or nowhere. The app does not upload it, and does not keep a copy elsewhere.

You can import a previously exported file to restore your history.

Delete individual workouts and programs inside the app, or uninstall Gym+ to remove everything it stored. Because nothing is held on a server, uninstalling is complete deletion — there is no copy for anyone to retrieve, including the developer.

Gym+ is not directed at children and collects no personal information from anyone, regardless of age.

If this policy changes, the updated version will be published here and the date at the top revised.

Questions about this policy: veeti.v.nurmikoski@gmail.com