Privacy Policy
Last Updated: March 25, 2026
Daystride is local-first by design. Your health and training data should stay under your control, with clear boundaries around personal-device sync, optional cloud behavior, and AI-related processing.
Local-first data handling
Health and wellness data accessed through Apple Health or entered into Daystride is stored on your device first. Daystride is designed so the core experience does not depend on a central Daystride-owned health-data server.
Sync across your own devices
Some Daystride data may sync across your personal devices using Apple services such as iCloud and CloudKit. This kind of sync is optional convenience for your devices and Apple account; it is not the same as selling or broadly sharing your health data.
AI and cloud boundaries
Certain AI features may rely on cloud processing when you explicitly choose to use them. Daystride should make those boundaries clear. Your personal health data is not sold, rented, or used for advertising, and it is not used to train foundation models without explicit disclosure and consent.
Analytics
Daystride may collect limited product and performance analytics to understand reliability and improve usability. Those analytics should avoid personal health content and should not be used to identify or profile you for advertising.
Permissions and control
Daystride only accesses Apple Health, calendar, notifications, or connected services when you grant permission or explicitly connect them. You can review or revoke permissions through your device settings and connected-service account settings.
Third-party services
Daystride may interoperate with Apple Health, iCloud, CloudKit, Garmin, and other connected platforms. Those services remain governed by their own policies and terms.
Changes
This policy may change as the product evolves. Material updates will be reflected here with a revised date and updated wording.