Privacy Notice

This Privacy Notice explains howFIT TRAINR LLC ("FitTrainr", "we", "us", or "our") collects, uses, discloses, and protects information about you when you use the FitTrainr coaching platform (the "Service"), including the website at https://app.fittrainr.com, the web application at https://fittrainr.com, and our mobile apps.

We have three things we want you to take away from this document:

• Your wellness and fitness data is never shared with advertisers. Workouts, nutrition logs, body weight and measurements, progress photos, coaching messages, client records — none of it is sold, rented, shared with, or used to build audiences for advertisers. Ever.
• We access only what is required to operate the platform you are paying for.
• Advertising touches only the edges — and you are in control. One opt-in advertising pixel runs on our public marketing website and, under a separate opt-in, on exactly two sign-up pages of the app — nowhere else. We also measure our own Google ads with a first-party attribution cookie and report coach sign-up conversions to Google without ever sending names, emails, or wellness data; you can opt out at any time on Your Privacy Choices, and Global Privacy Control switches all of it off automatically. Section 7 has the full story.

This version of the Notice was published on 2026-10-06 and took effect on publication. It describes connected health apps (Health Connect on Android) before the app offers them: what is read, why, who can see it, how long it is kept and how to delete it (sections 1.3, 3.1, 4, 5, 7.5 and the new section 14). Connecting is a separate choice you make in the app; accepting this Notice does not connect anything or share anything with your coach. Correction from version v0.9: the version before it said we had emailed every account holder about that version. We had not; no notice email was sent for v0.6, v0.7 or v0.8, and section 12 no longer promises one. Anyone aged 16 or 17 who created an account before 2026-10-03 may keep using it until 2026-11-02.

1. Information We Collect

1.1 Account information

When you sign up — as a coach, sub-coach, or client — we collect your name, email address, role, and authentication identifiers (such as the unique ID returned by your single sign-on provider). If you set a password, it is hashed before being stored; we never see or store your plaintext password.

1.2 Profile information

Optional profile fields you choose to add: a profile photo, biography, timezone, preferred units, contact preferences, and (for coaches) professional details such as certifications and specialties.

1.3 Wellness and fitness data

For clients, the Service stores the wellness data you log: body weight, body fat percentage, body measurements, progress photos, nutrition entries, workout completions, and similar metrics. Coaches store the plans and content they create for their clients.

Where you or your coach use those features, the Service also stores daily logs (steps, sleep, water, cardio, and appetite, digestion and training ratings), supplement plans and logs, the answers you give in check-in, intake, daily-log and health-marker forms, and notes your coach records about you, including injury notes. Depending on the questions your coach chooses, form answers can include lab values, digestion, stress, and reproductive or sexual health information such as menstrual-cycle changes. Our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy lists every category, who receives it, and your rights.

Connected health apps. If you connect Health Connect on Android, the Service stores the data you allow: daily steps, distance, floors climbed, active energy (an estimate made by your device or app), workouts, how long you slept with bed and wake times, and body weight. Each value is labelled with the app or device it came from. Section 14 explains how this works.

These records are wellness data, not medical records. FitTrainr is not a HIPAA-covered entity and does not collect Protected Health Information (PHI). See our Wellness Disclaimer for the full statement.

1.4 Coaching messages and content

Messages exchanged between coaches and clients (including 1-1 chats, group chats, file attachments, and voice notes if/when introduced) are stored to deliver the Service. We do not review, screen, or index the contents of these messages for any purpose other than operating the platform, complying with law, or responding to abuse reports. If you contact FitTrainr support in the app, we store what you write and the files you attach so we can answer you.

1.5 Payment information

Payments are handled by Stripe. Card numbers and bank details never touch our servers. We store the limited tokens Stripe returns to us (such as a customer ID and the last four digits of the card) so we can show your billing history and invoices.

1.6 Ambassador and affiliate information

If you participate in the FitTrainr Ambassador Program, we collect additional information related to your role as an ambassador, including: your public display name, social media handle and platform, referral link activity (clicks, sign-ups, and conversions attributed to your links), commission earnings, and tax-related information (such as the data collected via Stripe for 1099-NEC reporting if your earnings exceed applicable thresholds).

Certain ambassador profile information — your display name, handle, and platform — is published on our marketing website to identify you as an active program participant. Referral performance metrics are shared with FitTrainr administrators for program management. For details on the program, see our Affiliate & Ambassador Disclosure.

1.7 Technical and usage data

When you use the Service we collect standard server logs (IP address, user agent, request path, response status, timestamp). We also collect minimal product analytics — events like "user signed in", "coach created plan" — without third-party trackers or advertising IDs. Inside the app there are no third-party analytics or social-media tracking scripts, and — with one narrow, opt-in exception on the two sign-up pages named in section 7.2 — no advertising pixels. On the public marketing website we use a single optional advertising pixel (the Meta Pixel) that stays off unless you opt in through the cookie banner. When you arrive at the app from one of our own Google ads, our server may also set a first-party attribution cookie (section 7.1). The marketing website keeps the campaign details from the link that brought you there in your browser's local storage (section 7.1). Section 7 describes exactly what each of these shares and how to switch them off.

1.8 AI abuse and security monitoring

To keep AI features safe and to enforce our Terms, the Platform automatically records each AI interaction: the date and time, the feature and model used, token counts, response latency, a truncated preview of the prompt you submitted (after sanitization), and security signals such as detected prompt-injection patterns, model safety blocks, and rate-limit denials. Where an interaction is flagged or blocked by these security controls, the AI-generated response text is also retained.

These records are used solely to detect, investigate, and prevent abuse, fraud, and misuse of AI features. They are not used for advertising, are not sold or shared for marketing, and are not used to train AI models. Access is restricted to authorized platform administrators. AI interaction records are retained for 90 days and then automatically deleted, or earlier if your account is deleted. Repeated abuse signals may result in AI features being automatically suspended for your account pending administrator review.

2. How We Use Information

• To provide, maintain, and improve the Service.
• To authenticate you and protect your account.
• To deliver coach-to-client communications and store the records of those communications on behalf of the parties involved.
• To bill you (for coaches) and to power admin/support tooling.
• To detect, prevent, and respond to fraud, abuse, and security incidents.
• To operate the Ambassador Program — tracking referral activity, calculating commissions, publishing ambassador profiles on the marketing website, and fulfilling tax reporting obligations.
• To comply with legal obligations.

3. How We Share Information

We share information only in the limited circumstances below.

3.1 Between coaches and their clients

The Service exists to enable coaching. By signing up as a client and accepting a coach's invitation, you authorise us to share the wellness data you log with that coach (and, where applicable, the coach's organisation and any sub-coach delegated to your account). Data from connected health apps is not shared this way. Your coach sees it only if you turn on sharing on the app's Connected devices screen, and then only your daily steps, sleep hours or body weight, each separately and from the day you turn it on. Your coach's organisation administrators and other coaches never see it.

If your coach belongs to an organisation on FitTrainr, the organisation chooses which of its members can see its clients' records, such as your logs, form answers, progress and your coach's notes. Your messages with your coach are visible to other members only if the organisation's owner switches that on. When a member opens or exports records of a client another member looks after, or reads that client's messages, we record which member, when and which client, never what the records say; the organisation's owner and administrators can see that record.

3.2 Ambassador profiles on the marketing website

If you are an active ambassador, limited profile information (display name, social media handle, and platform) is published on our marketing website at https://app.fittrainr.com/ambassadors to identify you as a program participant. This information is stored in a separate analytics system (Google BigQuery) that is isolated from the main application database. The marketing website has read-only access to this data and cannot access any other user information.

3.3 Service providers (subprocessors)

We use a small set of vetted third parties to operate the Service. See our subprocessors list for the current set, including the data each one processes and the regions where they operate.

3.4 Legal and safety

We may disclose information if required by law, by valid legal process, or where we have a good-faith belief that disclosure is necessary to prevent harm or to protect the rights, property, or safety of FitTrainr, our users, or the public.

3.5 Business transfers

If FitTrainr is acquired, merged, or undergoes a similar transaction, information may transfer to the successor entity. We will notify affected users in advance and ensure the successor is bound by terms no less protective than those in this Notice.

3.6 Advertising partner — Meta (opt-in only)

If — and only if — you opt in, our public marketing website (and, under a separate opt-in, the two app sign-up pages named in section 7.2) shares limited technical data with Meta Platforms, Inc. so we can measure our ads and reach people who visited us. Meta uses this data for its own purposes under its own privacy policy as an independent controller; it is not one of our subprocessors and does not process it on our instructions. Section 7 lists exactly what is shared, for what purposes, and how to opt out — and your wellness and fitness data is never part of it.

3.7 Advertising partner — Google (conversion reporting, opt-out available)

When a coach who reached us through one of our own Google ads signs up or purchases a plan, our servers report that conversion to Google Ads so we can tell which ads work. The report contains an ad-click identifier, a timestamp, the conversion value and currency, and an order reference — never your name, your email address, any wellness or fitness data, or any client data. Google processes it for its own advertising purposes as an independent controller, not as our subprocessor. Section 7.3 lists exactly what is sent and how to opt out.

4. Data Retention

The simple version:

• Account and profile data: retained while your account is active, plus 30 days after deletion (so we can recover from accidental deletions and process disputes).
• Wellness logs and messages: retained for the life of the account, except that check-ins, forms, and other records created within a coaching relationship are cleared when you change coaches. Deleted on the same 30-day cycle as account data. When an account is deleted, its 1-1 conversations are deleted in full, for both people. In a group chat, the messages and files that person sent and their name are removed; messages the other members wrote stay.
• Support requests: requests sent to FitTrainr support after 2026-10-04, and our replies, are kept for 24 months after the request is closed, to resolve disputes, investigate security and abuse reports and fix recurring problems. After account deletion a request is no longer linked to the account and the files attached to it are deleted. Requests sent on or before 2026-10-04 are deleted with the account.
• Data from connected health apps: kept until you delete it, disconnect the app and choose to delete what was synced, or delete your account. Copies held while we process an upload are deleted within 7 days. Today we read only the types listed in section 14.1. If we ever add other kinds of device data, such as heart-rate readings, we will describe them here and ask you in the app before reading them, and we will keep them for no more than 24 months, deleting older values on a rolling basis.
• Server logs: retained for 365 days for security, debugging, and compliance.
• Organisation audit records: when your account belongs to an organisation on FitTrainr, we keep a record of the changes made in that organisation, such as members joining or leaving, role changes, and settings and billing choices, so its owner and administrators can see who changed what. Each record holds account ids, never names or the content of anyone's records. Audit records are kept for 365 days and are not deleted when an account is deleted.
• Backups: retained for 30 days, after which they are overwritten.
• Financial records: retained as required by tax and accounting law (typically 7 years), even after account deletion. These records are kept in restricted-access systems.
• Ambassador data: referral activity, commission records, and tax-related information are retained for the duration of your participation and for 7 years after termination for tax compliance. Your public ambassador profile is removed from the marketing website within 24 hours of termination.

5. Your Rights

You have the right to access, correct, export, and delete your personal data. Most of these are self-service from inside the app.

• Access: see all of your data from your profile and history pages.
• Correct: update profile fields, logs, and content directly in the app.
• Export: request a structured export of your data via support@fittrainr.com.
• Delete: see Account Deletion. This page is publicly accessible without signing in, as required by mobile app store policies.
• Delete device data: delete everything synced from connected health apps yourself, at any time, on the Connected devices screen.

Washington and Nevada give residents specific rights over consumer health data. Our Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy explains them and how to use them.

Residents of jurisdictions with additional rights — including the EU/EEA (GDPR), the United Kingdom (UK GDPR), California (CCPA/CPRA), and other US state privacy laws — may have further rights such as the right to object to processing, to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, or to opt out of certain processing activities. The right to opt out of "sharing" for cross-context behavioral advertising (California) is self-service: use Your Privacy Choices (which also covers our Google Ads conversion reporting, section 7.3), or simply browse with Global Privacy Control enabled — we honor the signal automatically. To exercise any other right, contact support@fittrainr.com.

6. Children

FitTrainr is for adults. It is not intended for, and we do not knowingly collect data from, anyone under 18 years old. If you believe someone under 18 has provided us with personal information, please contact support@fittrainr.com and we will delete the information promptly. We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13.

7. Cookies, Advertising, and Similar Technologies

7.1 Cookies

We use the cookies necessary to keep you signed in, to remember your preferences, and to protect against cross-site request forgery. These are essential and need no consent. Beyond them, the app domain uses exactly one additional cookie: gl_ads_click, a first-party ad-attribution cookie our own server sets when you arrive at https://fittrainr.com from one of our Google ads. It stores the ad-click identifier Google attached to the link (gclid, gbraid, or wbraid) and the campaign (UTM) parameters, lives for 90 days, is httpOnly (no script can read it), Secure, and SameSite=Lax, and is used for one purpose: attributing a coach sign-up or purchase to the ad that brought them (section 7.3). It is never set when your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, and never set on the consumer-facing areas of the app (client join links, public forms, client and lead pages, and the blog). The marketing website (https://app.fittrainr.com) keeps a matching first-party entry in your browser's local storage, ft-attribution-v1: the campaign (UTM) parameters and any Google ad-click identifier (gclid, gbraid, or wbraid) from the link you arrived on, and the date they were first seen. It is not a cookie and your browser never sends it anywhere by itself; when you click a link from the website to the app, the values are added to that link, which is how the app receives them. It is kept for 90 days, and it is never written — and is removed if already present — when your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal. The opt-in advertising pixel described in section 7.2 can additionally set its own cookies on the pages where it is allowed to run. See our Cookie Policy for the complete list.

7.2 Advertising pixel (opt-in only)

We use one advertising tool: the Meta Pixel, provided by Meta Platforms, Inc. It is off by default everywhere, and the pixel script does not load — not even silently — unless you opt in. It can run in exactly two places:

• Our public marketing website (https://app.fittrainr.com) — any page, if you opt in through the cookie banner there. Besides page and content views, the pixel sends one "lead" event, with no added parameters, when you click a sign-up button.
• Two sign-up pages of the app (https://fittrainr.com) — /register and /select-plan — under a separate, advertising-specific consent asked for in the app. On these pages the pixel sends only a page-view event and a "registration completed" event with no added parameters, to a Meta dataset separate from the marketing website's. /select-plan is a page you see while signed in: the pixel can run there only because you opted in, and even then it never touches your account or wellness data.

Everywhere else in the app the pixel stays off — opt-in or not. It also never runs when your browser sends the Global Privacy Control signal, and never while a support administrator is assisting with (impersonating) an account.

If you opt in, the pixel shares with Meta:

• Identifiers — a random cookie ID (the _fbp cookie), your IP address, and browser and device information.
• Internet activity — which of the pages named above you view, the referring page, on the marketing website the fact that you clicked a sign-up button, and ad-click identifiers (such as the fbclid URL parameter) when you arrive from a Meta ad.

We use this for two purposes only: ad measurement (did our ads actually bring people here, and did they go on to start signing up — a signal Meta's systems also use to decide which people see our ads) and retargeting (showing FitTrainr ads on Meta's platforms to people who visited us). We send Meta no names, no email addresses, no account data, and no wellness data — the pixel is limited to standard page-view, content-view, lead (a sign-up button was clicked), and registration-completed events with no added parameters.

Meta processes this data for its own purposes as an independent controller under the Meta Privacy Policy; it is not one of our subprocessors and does not act on our instructions.

7.3 Google Ads conversion reporting (opt-out available)

We advertise FitTrainr on Google, and to learn which ads actually bring us coaches we do the following. When you land on the app from one of our Google ads — directly, or by clicking through from the marketing website, which carries the ad's identifier forward on its links to the app (section 7.1) — our server stores the ad-click identifier Google attached to the link — gclid, gbraid, or wbraid — together with the campaign (UTM) parameters, in the first-party gl_ads_click cookie described in section 7.1 and, if you go on to create a coach account, on that account. If you then sign up or purchase, our servers send Google Ads a conversion report. No pixel or Google script is involved — the report goes from our servers to Google's.

The report sent to Google contains exactly:

• the Google ad-click identifier from the link you clicked,
• the date and time of the conversion,
• the conversion value and currency, and
• a Stripe order reference.

It never contains:

• your name or email address,
• any wellness or fitness data, and
• any client data.

Google processes these reports for its own advertising purposes as an independent controller under the Google Privacy Policy; for this purpose it is not one of our subprocessors. (This is about our own advertising for FitTrainr — it is unrelated to the optional Google account connection for coaches described in section 11.) Section 7.4 explains how to opt out.

7.4 California "sharing" disclosure and how to opt out

California law (CCPA/CPRA) calls the disclosures described in sections 7.2 and 7.3 "sharing" personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising or targeted advertising, and gives you the right to opt out. We do not sell personal information for money, and we do not knowingly sell or share the personal information of anyone under 16. How to opt out — no account required:

• The pixel is opt-in. It stays off unless you say yes — on the marketing website through its cookie banner, and on the two app sign-up pages through the app's own advertising consent. Your Privacy Choices shows the marketing-site setting and lets you change it at any time; turning it off stops the pixel and deletes its cookies.
• Google conversion reporting is opt-out. Ask us to stop — Your Privacy Choices explains how — and we delete the ad-click identifiers stored for you; with nothing to report, no conversion is sent to Google.
• Turn on Global Privacy Control. If your browser sends the GPC signal, everything above stays off automatically: the pixel does not load, the attribution cookie and the website's local-storage entry are never written, and no conversion is reported — no banner interaction needed, and it overrides any earlier opt-in.

7.5 What is never shared with advertisers

Your wellness and fitness data — workouts, nutrition entries, body weight and measurements, progress photos, coaching messages, data from connected health apps such as Health Connect, and your clients' data — is never shared with Meta or any other advertiser, and is never used to build advertising audiences. The pixel exists only on the public marketing pages of this website and on the two app sign-up pages named in section 7.2, and the only thing ever reported to Google is the click-and-purchase fact described in section 7.3. There is no version of the opt-in above that changes any of this.

8. International Transfers

FitTrainr's primary infrastructure is hosted in the United States, in the Google Cloud Platform us-central1 region (Iowa). If you access the Service from outside the United States, your information will be transferred to and processed in the United States.

For users in the EU/EEA and the UK: this transfer relies on the applicable Standard Contractual Clauses with our subprocessors and on supplementary safeguards (encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, audit logging). You may request a copy of the applicable SCCs by emailing support@fittrainr.com.

9. Security

We protect your data with the controls described on our security page: encryption in transit, encryption at rest, IAM-based database authentication, dependency scanning, audit logging, two-factor authentication for admins, and regular backups. No security program is perfect; if you believe your account has been compromised, please email support@fittrainr.com immediately.

10. SMS/Text Messaging

Coaches on FitTrainr can send text messages to people who have agreed to receive texts from them. Each coach runs their own text message program and is the sender of its messages. FitTrainr provides the software and handles the information for the coach as a service provider; FitTrainr does not text leads or clients in its own name. Each coach's program has its own privacy policy and SMS terms, linked next to the text message checkboxes on that coach's forms and booking page.

Texts about your enquiry and appointments, and offers and promotions, are separate choices, each with its own unchecked checkbox. Neither is needed to send a form or book an appointment, and consent is never a condition of purchasing any good or service. When you agree, we store your mobile phone number for that coach together with a record of your consent: the date and time, your IP address, your browser, and the exact consent text you were shown.

This information is used only to send the texts you agreed to, from the coach you agreed to receive them from, and to honor requests to stop. A consent you give one coach is never used for another coach or for messages from FitTrainr. Message frequency varies. Message and data rates may apply. Reply STOP to any message to opt out, or HELP for help, or email support@fittrainr.com.

No mobile information will be shared with third parties or affiliates for marketing or promotional purposes. Text messaging originator opt-in data and consent records are not shared with, sold to, or rented to any third party, except as necessary to deliver the messages you have requested (i.e., our SMS delivery provider, listed on our subprocessors page).

11. Google Account Data (Drive, Calendar, and Ads)

Coaches can optionally connect a Google account to FitTrainr. Nothing below happens unless you choose to connect, and each service is granted separately — connecting Drive does not grant access to your Calendar or your Google Ads account. This section describes how we access, use, store, share, and delete Google user data.

11.1 What we access, and why

• Google Drive (drive.file): we can only see the individual files and folders you explicitly pick through Google's file picker. We use them so you can attach documents — programs, contracts, spreadsheets — to a client record and import contract documents. We cannot see, list, or search the rest of your Drive.
• Google Calendar (calendar.readonly): read-only access to your calendar events, used for one purpose: to display your existing commitments alongside your FitTrainr client appointments on your schedule so you do not double-book. We do not create, modify, or delete calendar events with this access.
• Google Ads (adwords): for coaches who advertise their own business, we read campaign performance data to show spend and results inside FitTrainr, and create or update campaigns when you ask us to.
• Account email (userinfo.email): the email address of the connected Google account, so you can see which account is linked.

11.2 How it is stored

Google access and refresh tokens are encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) before being written to our database, are decrypted only in memory to serve your own requests, and are never logged, never sent to your browser, and never exposed to any other user. Google user data itself is fetched on demand to render the feature you are using; we do not build a mirrored copy of your Drive or your calendar.

11.3 Limited Use — what we will never do

FitTrainr's use and transfer of information received from Google APIs to any other app will adhere to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements. Specifically, Google user data is not sold, not shared with data brokers or advertisers, not used for advertising or personalised ad targeting, not used for credit assessment, and not used to develop, improve, or train generalised artificial intelligence or machine learning models. No FitTrainr employee reads your Google user data except with your explicit consent (for example, if you ask support to investigate a problem), where required for security or to comply with law, or on aggregated, anonymised data used for internal operations.

11.4 Disconnecting and deletion

You can disconnect a Google account at any time from Settings → Integrations → Google in the coach portal. Disconnecting deletes our stored tokens immediately, and our access ends at that moment. You can also revoke access directly from your Google account at myaccount.google.com/permissions. Deleting your FitTrainr account deletes the tokens on the same 30-day cycle described in section 4. Files in your Drive, events in your Calendar, and your Google Ads campaigns are yours and are unaffected — we never delete them.

12. Changes to this Notice

We may update this Notice. When we do, we post the new version on this page, change the version and effective date at the top, and record the change in our legal changelog. A change takes effect on the effective date shown, which can be the day we post it. We do not email you about changes.

• In the app. If you have an account, the app asks you to accept updated documents the next time you sign in after the documents you accepted there change. Other changes to this page are posted without a prompt.
• New practices. We describe a new practice in this Notice before we start it.
• Information we already hold. We will not use or share information we collected before a change in a materially different way, or keep it materially longer, than our documents said when we collected it, unless you agree first or the law requires it. We ask separately; accepting updated documents in the app or continuing to use the Service does not count as agreeing. Without your agreement, the change applies only to information collected after it takes effect.

Earlier versions of this section said certain changes would be emailed to you in advance. From this version that is no longer the case.

13. How to Contact Us

For privacy questions, requests, or complaints, email support@fittrainr.com or support@fittrainr.com. Postal address available on request.

14. Connected Health Apps (Health Connect)

14.1 What we read and why

If you choose to connect Health Connect, FitTrainr reads only the data types you allow on Android's permission screen, from this list: steps, distance, floors climbed, active energy, exercise sessions, sleep sessions and weight. We use it only to show it to you in FitTrainr alongside your plan; to fill in a day's steps, sleep hours or weight when you have not entered them yourself (a value you type in always comes first); and, only if you turn on sharing, to show your daily steps, sleep hours or weight to your coach. We never request heart-rhythm (ECG) readings, blood pressure, blood glucose, blood oxygen, temperature, or cycle, fertility or other reproductive data, and we never write to Health Connect.

14.2 We ask first

Before Android's permission screen, FitTrainr asks you on its own screen and records your answer. This is separate from accepting our Terms or this Notice. Until you allow it there, nothing is read.

14.3 Where it is kept

On Google Cloud in the United States, encrypted in transit and at rest.

14.4 What we never do with it

Data from Health Connect is never sold, never used for advertising or to build audiences, never shared with data brokers, never sent to AI features and never used to train AI models. It is shared only with your coach under the switches described in section 3.1, with our hosting provider acting on our instructions, or where the law requires. FitTrainr staff do not look at it unless you ask us to in a support request, or the security of the Service or the law requires it.

14.5 Where it is available

Connected health apps are not offered to people located in the European Union, the European Economic Area, the United Kingdom or Switzerland. The connection screen asks where you are located, and FitTrainr does not connect a health app for anyone who says they are in one of those places.

14.6 Stopping and deleting

You can disconnect at any time on the Connected devices screen and choose whether to keep or delete what was synced. You can also delete all synced device data there at any time, even when syncing is unavailable. Deleting it does not remove anything you typed in yourself. We keep a record of when you allowed and withdrew access, so we can show that we asked; it contains no step, workout, sleep or weight values and is deleted with your account. Deleting data from FitTrainr does not change the data in Health Connect, which you manage in Health Connect.