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Consumer Health Data Privacy.

Last Updated: November 10, 2026

1. Categories collected, purposes and uses

Categories:

  • heart rate during sessions;
  • resting heart rate and heart-rate variability (read from Apple Health or Health Connect);
  • heart-rate zones, effort and recovery derived from these;
  • VO₂ Max;
  • calories;
  • readiness and workload measures derived from these;
  • injury and suspected-concussion records the user chooses to keep.

Used to:

  • show the user's own session results and trends;
  • share them with people the user chooses (connections, other HPT users on HPT leaderboards if the user turns on leaderboard sharing, and team staff under the user's or guardian's consent);
  • generate AI insights when the user asks.

2. Sources

The data comes from:

  • the user's watch and phone sensors;
  • Apple HealthKit or Health Connect, with the user's permission;
  • what the user enters.

3. Categories shared

Heart rate and the measures derived from it, session metrics, and (only if the user shares them) injury records.

4. Categories of third parties

HPT shares this data with:

  • the user's connections;
  • the user's team staff (by role, under consent);
  • other HPT users on HPT leaderboards, only if the user turns on leaderboard sharing;
  • HPT's AI provider (Google Gemini today), on request only;
  • HPT's hosting and infrastructure providers, as processors.

No specific affiliates. Kytos Sports LLC has none known.

5. How to exercise rights

  • Confirm and access. The user can ask whether HPT collects, shares or sells their consumer health data, and get a copy. The answer includes a list of all third parties and affiliates HPT has shared or sold it to, with an active email address or online contact for each.
  • Withdraw consent in the app at Settings > Legal.
  • Delete health data on its own. This is separate from deleting the account. HPT deletes it from all systems, including backups within 6 months of authenticating the request, and notifies every processor and third party it was shared with, who must delete it too.
  • How to ask. Email [email protected], or ask in the app. HPT never requires a new account but may ask the user to sign in, and it may ask for more information to confirm identity. Responses are free up to twice a year.
  • Timing. HPT answers within 45 days. It may extend once by 45 days, telling the user why within the first 45.
  • Appeal. If HPT refuses a request, the user can appeal by replying to the decision or emailing [email protected] with "Appeal" in the subject. HPT answers in writing within 45 days with its reasons. If the appeal is denied, the user can complain to the Washington Attorney General through the online General Consumer Complaint Form (https://www.atg.wa.gov/file-complaint).
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