Privacy at a glance
ArchiFit has no account and no sign-in. Workout records, InBody results, photos and videos are kept on your phone. Workout numbers leave the phone only after you agree to the AI analysis. ArchiFit's server then writes the analysis and stores nothing. This page is a short summary; the full policy is the binding text.
Last updated By ArchiFit
What stays on the phone
Workout records, cardio records, InBody results, your plan, and the photos and videos you attach to sets. InBody sheet photos and PDFs are read on the phone for their text and deleted right away. Deleting the app deletes all of it, and Settings can delete every record at once. If your phone backup is on, the records can be part of your iCloud or Google backup.
What leaves the phone
| When | What | Who receives it |
|---|---|---|
| The app gets the exercise list | A request for exercise names, with nothing that identifies you | ArchiFit's server |
| You open the weekly report after agreeing to the AI analysis | The last 8 weeks of workout numbers by body part (month and day, weight and reps), what the phone found in them, and your plan's choices | ArchiFit's server on Google Cloud in Seoul, which stores nothing, and Anthropic in the United States, which writes the analysis and does not use it for training |
| You read an InBody sheet on Android | Device information and a per-installation identifier for Google ML Kit diagnostics; the photo and its text are not sent |
InBody numbers, names, years, cardio records, photos and videos are never sent. Decline the AI analysis, or turn it off later in Settings, and nothing is sent; every other feature works the same.
The full policy
- ArchiFit privacy policy (English)
- ArchiFit 개인정보 처리방침 (한국어). Where the two differ, the Korean policy applies.
Questions: [email protected]