Your training data stays in your hands.

PulseForge uses the workout preferences, equipment choices, goals, readiness feedback, and training records you enter to provide personalized general fitness guidance. Under the current product design, this training data is stored on your device.

Apple Health syncing is optional. PulseForge accesses HealthKit data only after you choose to grant the relevant Apple permission, and only for the purpose shown to you in the app. You can change HealthKit permissions through Apple Health settings.

If you use CSV export, PulseForge creates a file that you choose where and how to share. Once you share an exported file with another service or person, that recipient’s privacy practices apply.

Under the current product design, PulseForge does not require an account, use analytics, maintain cloud backups of training data, show ads, sell personal data, or track you across other apps or websites.

If you email support@pulseforge.app, we receive the information in your message so we can respond and help resolve your request. Please do not send information you would not want included in a support conversation.

If PulseForge changes how it handles information, it will update this policy before applying a material new practice. Features such as accounts, subscriptions, cloud storage, analytics, or third-party integrations require a privacy review before release.