Log
Privacy Policy
This policy covers the Log app and trylog.app. JUSTE APPS is the controller for the processing described here. For questions about personal data, write to hi@trylog.app.
Publisher
JUSTE APPS, a single-shareholder simplified joint-stock company (SASU) with share capital of €1,000, registered with the Créteil Trade and Companies Register (RCS) under number 130 436 108.
Registered office: 23 avenue de la Chapellerie, 94370 Sucy-en-Brie, France
Publication director: Adrien Blanc.
Website hosting: Cloudflare, Inc., 101 Townsend St, San Francisco, CA 94107, United States.
Your Workout Data and iCloud
The exercises, sets, weights, reps, and weigh-ins you enter are stored on your device. Log also uses the private iCloud database associated with your Apple Account to sync this data when this service is available. No Log account is required. The publisher cannot access the contents of this private database. Storage and sync provide the app features you use.
Importing from Notes
Importing is optional. When you start an import, the text to analyze may be sent to a Google Gemini service through a Cloudflare-hosted relay to recognize exercises and workouts. The content passes through these services to produce the result you review in Log. The Log relay does not keep notes in a database, and its code does not log their contents. This does not mean that providers process no technical data. Their own processing and retention terms apply. Avoid including personal information in an import that is not needed to track your training.
Protecting the Import Service
To limit abuse and costs, the relay uses an installation identifier and a daily request counter. Each counter expires after 48 hours. This processing is based on the publisher’s legitimate interest in protecting the service. Network providers also receive the information needed to connect, including the IP address.
App Usage Statistics
To understand how Log is used and improve it, the app sends usage events to Amplitude: finishing the first launch, starting and finishing a workout, importing from Notes, and creating a routine, a program or a share link. These events contain counts and categories, such as the number of exercises and sets in a workout, its duration rounded to the minute, or how a program was created. They also include the state of a few features, such as an active program, installed widgets or Apple Intelligence availability, and technical information: usage sessions, app and iOS versions, device model, language, IP address and the approximate location derived from it. They are linked to a device identifier provided by iOS or, failing that, a random identifier, and to no account. They contain neither what you enter in Log, such as exercise names, weights, reps, body weight entries or notes, nor imported text. Log does not use the device’s advertising identifier and does not track your activity in other companies’ apps and websites. Amplitude stores this data in its European Union data center. This processing is based on the publisher’s legitimate interest in measuring how Log is used in order to improve it.
Website Visits
The website presents Log, its guides and legal information, without advertising. When enabled, Cloudflare Web Analytics measures aggregate visits, referring sites and loading performance on public pages, without analytics cookies. Shared program and routine pages are excluded. Cloudflare processes requests and technical data needed to serve and protect the website, based on the legitimate interest in ensuring its availability and security. Your explicit language choice may be stored in a NEXT_LOCALE session cookie. This cookie only remembers the chosen language.
Email Correspondence
If you write to hi@trylog.app, your address and the message contents are used to respond to your request. Depending on its purpose, this processing is necessary for the requested service or based on the legitimate interest in answering questions. Correspondence is kept while the request is handled and any necessary follow-up is completed, then deleted unless legal retention is required. Do not send health or workout data that is not useful for your request.
Providers and Transfers
Apple provides iCloud, Google analyzes imports, Cloudflare provides hosting and the network relay, and Amplitude provides app usage statistics. Their processing may take place outside the European Economic Area. The safeguards for transfers and retention periods specific to these services are described in their terms and policies, available below. Log does not sell your workout data or usage statistics, or use them to target advertising.
Retention and Deletion of Your Workout Data
Your workout data remains on your devices and in your private iCloud database until you delete it. Log settings let you erase it; deletion syncs to your connected devices. Deleting the app does not necessarily remove iCloud data or Apple-managed backups. Source notes kept in Notes remain independent from Log.
Your Rights
Depending on the processing and the conditions set by regulations, you may request access, correction, erasure, restriction, or portability of your data, and object to processing based on legitimate interest. For data processed by the publisher, write to hi@trylog.app. For your private workout data, use Log features and iCloud settings. You can also lodge a complaint with the CNIL or your country’s data protection authority.
Changes to This Policy
This page is updated when features or processing change. The date at the top of the page shows its last revision. A change that requires information or a choice in the app will be presented in the relevant context.
Share Program
At your request, Log stores a copy of the program’s name, schedule, routines, exercises, and targets on Cloudflare to provide the shared link, with no automatic expiry. Anyone with the link can view and keep a copy of the program. Your workout history isn’t included. The link stays available even if you edit or delete your program. This version has no control for removing a link. For a request about your data, contact hi@trylog.app.
Share Routine
At your request, Log stores a copy of the routine’s name, exercises, and targets on Cloudflare to provide the shared link, with no automatic expiry. Anyone with the link can view and keep a copy of the routine. Your workout history isn’t included. The link stays available even if you edit or delete your routine. This version has no control for removing a link. For a request about your data, contact hi@trylog.app.
Feedback and Suggestions
When you send feedback, Log keeps your message, the exercise name you entered, and your email address if you provide one. Feedback also includes the app version and build number, language, originating screen, and relevant catalog identifier and version. Problem reports may include the iOS version and a predefined error code. Your workout history, imported text, and device or account identifiers are not added automatically. This data is stored in a private Cloudflare database for up to 12 months to improve Log and handle feedback. Sending feedback is voluntary. The optional email address sent with your feedback is used only to discuss that feedback, never for marketing. To request deletion of a report, write to hi@trylog.app with enough details to locate it. After a confirmed submission, Log also remembers your email address on this device to prefill future feedback forms, with no automatic expiry. To clear it, send feedback with the email field empty; the saved address is removed once that submission is confirmed. This does not delete previously submitted feedback.
