Everything slackr is obliged to tell you, in one place.
What is collected, why, where it is kept, how long it stays, who else sees it, and the rights you have over it.
The agreement for using slackr, including the point that it is a training log and not medical advice.
How to delete everything, what goes, and how long it takes.
Found a vulnerability? Write to security@slackr.pro with enough detail to reproduce it, and give a reasonable chance to fix it before publishing.
These are the disclosures the app stores ask for, stated plainly. The privacy policy is the full version.
| Data collected | Email address, and the training, cardio and sleep entries you choose to record. Technical request logs while the service runs. |
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| Shared with third parties | No. Amazon Web Services hosts the service as a processor; nobody else receives it. |
| Sold | No — not to anyone, for any purpose, including advertising. |
| Encrypted in transit | Yes, TLS on every request. |
| Encrypted at rest | Yes, with AWS-managed keys. |
| You can request deletion | Yes, from inside the app, without asking anyone. |
| Tracking or advertising identifiers | None. There are no analytics or advertising SDKs in the apps. |
| Privacy and your data | privacy@slackr.pro |
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| Support and terms | support@slackr.pro |
| Security | security@slackr.pro |