Privacy.

The short version

Me. reads your Apple Health data on your device, lets you add your own context, and compiles structured outputs that you choose to share. Your data is stored on your iPhone. It does not pass through a Me. server, because there is no Me. server.

No account, no identity

Me. works without signing up. There is no email, no profile, and no identity tied to your use of the app. We do not ask who you are, and we have no way to link your data to you.

What stays on your device

Everything you put into Me. and everything Me. reads from Apple Health stays on your iPhone:

• The health data Apple Health shares with Me. when you grant permission.
• Your daily check-ins, notes, and Health Profile.
• The compilations you generate.

Me. only reads the Apple Health categories you permit, and only when you grant access. You can change or revoke that access at any time in the iOS Health settings.

iCloud backup

If you enable iCloud backup, your Me. data is included in your device backup and stored through your own iCloud account, under your Apple account and your encryption. That is your choice and your control. Me. cannot read your iCloud backup.

What moves, and when

Data only leaves your device when you compile and choose where it goes. A compilation is plain text that you copy or share deliberately, into an AI tool, to a GP, or to a coach. Me. does not transmit your data anywhere on its own.

Never sold

Me. earns through the app, not through your data. We do not sell, rent, or share your health data with advertisers, data brokers, or anyone else. There is no analytics profile built from your health information.

Deleting the app

Because your data lives on your device, deleting the app removes it. If you have iCloud backup enabled, your data can be restored when you reinstall. Me. holds no copy on a server, so there is nothing to request or erase from us.

Contact

Questions about privacy can be sent to us using the Contact link. Me. is made by Oi Studios, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.