Consumer Health Data Notice

Draft pending legal review. Several US states (including Washington's My Health My Data Act, Nevada, and Connecticut) regulate "consumer health data." This notice is written to describe our practices and must be reviewed by counsel before launch.

Consumer health data we collect

Self-reported mood, stress, energy, sleep, workload, coping habits, free-text notes, AI companion conversations, recovery-session history, and shift schedules you enter.

Why we collect it

Only to provide the features you use: showing your history and trends, suggesting recovery sessions, reminders, and AI companion replies.

Sources

You provide it directly. We don't buy or receive health data from third parties.

Sharing

With service providers that process it on our behalf (hosting, database, AI provider for companion replies) under contracts limiting their use. We do not sell consumer health data and do not share it for advertising.

Your rights

You can confirm, access, export, and delete your consumer health data in Settings → Privacy & data, withdraw consent by deleting your data or account, and contact us with requests through support. We respond within the time required by law and won't discriminate against you for exercising your rights.

Consent

We collect consumer health data only when you choose to enter it, after you agree to our Privacy Policy at sign-up. Optional uses (AI trend access, usage analytics) are separate choices you control.