Privacy Policy

Last updated: 2 October 2026 · Version 2026-10-02

This is a translation for convenience. The Dutch version is the binding one; if the two differ, the Dutch text applies. Nederlandse versie.

In the Mathieu Coaching app you share things that are personal: your weight, your measurements, what you eat and sometimes a photo of yourself. We handle that with care. Below you can read, in plain language, which data we process, why, what Mathieu sees as your coach, who we share data with and what control you have over it.

In short: we use your data only to build your plan, to coach you and to make the app work. We sell nothing, we show no advertising and we do not track you across other apps or websites. We process your health data only if you explicitly say yes to that yourself. You can withdraw that consent at any time.

Who we are

Mathieu Coaching is the coaching app of bodybuilder and coach Mathieu. The app is published, sold and technically operated by AHAM. AHAM is the data controller for the data you leave in the app: AHAM decides what it is used for and how, and is your point of contact for everything to do with your data.

Data controller

·AHAM, sole proprietorship (eenmanszaak) (Anton Hulshof)
·Registered address: Lisdodde 59, 4823 MB Breda, the Netherlands
·Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number: 83894527 · VAT ID [AHAM – btw-id]
·Email: anton.hulshof6@outlook.com
·Phone: +31 6 22851502

We have not (yet) appointed a data protection officer; we have weighed that decision and will review it as the app grows. Questions about privacy go directly to the email address above.

The coach: Mathieu Coaching

The programs, cues, lessons, recipes and messages in the app come from Mathieu Coaching. Mathieu coaches the members and for that purpose sees part of your data (exactly which part is set out in section 4). Mathieu Coaching does this on behalf of AHAM, under a written agreement: use your data only to coach you, never for anything else, and do not share it with third parties.

·Mathieu Coaching

Which data we process

Everything below is either entered by you in the app, or created because you use the app. We do not buy data and we do not collect anything about you from other parties. One exception that is not about you: if you scan a barcode in the food diary, we fetch the product information from Open Food Facts (an open, European product database). We only send the barcode, nothing about you.

Account and login

·Your name and email address, and whether your email address has been confirmed.
·Your password: never as readable text, only as an encrypted hash (argon2id). So even we cannot read your password.
·Your session: a session token, the time you logged in, your IP address and the type of device or browser. We need this to keep you logged in and to recognise misuse.
·Your language choice (English, Dutch, Spanish or German), so the app is shown in your language. Our emails exist only in Dutch and English; if you choose Spanish or German, you receive them in English.
·The moment you last used the app (rounded to a quarter of an hour). We use it to count how many members are active today; that number is shown above the community feed. Nobody can see exactly when you were active.

Community profile

·Your username (@handle), a profile photo (avatar) if you choose one, and optionally your city or town.
·Your choice whether your profile is visible to other members. This is on by default; you can switch it off at any time under Settings → Edit profile. When it is on, members can open your profile page: your name, username, avatar, your city or town if you entered it, the program you follow and which week you are in, the month you became a member, your posts in the community, three numbers (how many workouts you completed, how many weeks in a row you trained and how many posts you made) and a tab with the personal records from the workout cards you shared yourself. When it is off, that page is closed. This switch is about your profile page, not about what you post yourself: if you post something, your name, username and avatar are shown with that post — even with the switch off. Your weight, check-ins, nutrition and progress photos are not visible to other members, whatever you choose; the only thing others see is a before-and-after comparison that you put in a post yourself (see below).

Community feed

Today the Feed tab only shows posts by Mathieu. As soon as the community feed opens for members, you can post yourself — from then on we store:

·Your post: the text, its language, the time, and one photo if you add one. You pick that photo from your photo library, or you build it from two of your own progress photos as a before-and-after comparison. Such a comparison is a separate copy attached to the post: everyone who sees the post sees it, including Mathieu; your progress photos themselves stay private, and if you delete the post, the copy is gone. If you choose to show your post only to members on the same program, we also store that choice and the name of the program.
·The card you may attach to your post: the name of your training day, how long you trained, how many exercises and sets, and a personal record if you set one — or, for a shared routine, the title, the number of days per week and the number of exercises. That is a snapshot attached to your post; your individual workouts and set logs stay private.
·Your comments under other people's posts, and which posts you gave a respect.
·Which members you follow. Following is one-way: it fills your "Following" filter. There is no follower list and no counter. The member you start following does get one notification with your name ("… follows you now"); beyond that, nobody can see who follows them or how many followers they have.
·A machine translation of your post, if a member with a different language taps "See translation". We store that translation with the post so the next reader does not have to fetch it again. This feature is still switched off; if a translation service is added, we will name it here before it is switched on.

Reporting, blocking and moderation

·A report you make: which post or comment, the reason you choose, any explanation you add and the time. The author never sees who reported; the moderator does see your name, to recognise misuse of reporting. When a new report comes in, the moderator gets an email with the text it concerns (via Resend, see section 4).
·Which members you block. Only you see this, under Settings › Community; the blocked member is not told.
·A word filter checks the text of a post, comment, name or username at the moment you place it. The worst slurs and threats are not posted; doubtful cases are posted but go to a moderator. The filter only looks at that one text: there is no profile or score of you.
·A decision about a report, a contribution or your account in the community (hidden, left up, suspended), with the reason. You see it under the bell. We keep a hidden post, invisible to everyone, as a record in case you object.
·Legal basis: our legitimate interest in a safe community, and the legal duty to handle reports of illegal content and to give reasons for decisions (Digital Services Act).

Notifications on your phone

·If you switch notifications on, we store the push token of your device (a long, random identifier that Expo and Apple or Google link to that one installation), whether it is iOS or Android, the language of the device and whether the token still works. A push token is not a phone number and not a device ID that we could use for anything else.
·Your choices per type of notification (training reminder, check-in, message from Mathieu, community) and your quiet hours.
·Which notification we sent when, so you do not get the same notification twice.
·If you delete the app or withdraw permission, Expo reports that back and we mark the token inactive; we never try it again after that.

Intake and your plan

·Your answers from the intake: age, your goal (muscle mass, fat loss or competition), why you train, your experience, whether you want a form check, where you train (gym or home) and which equipment you have, how many days and how long you train, your check-in day, the day and time of your first workout, whether you want a reminder, and how active you are otherwise.
·Your height and weight, only if you explicitly give consent for that during the intake (see section 3). If you skip that, those fields stay empty, the app uses a default calorie target and the rest of the app works as normal.
·The recommendation the app calculates from your intake: your calorie and macro targets for training and rest days, and the program and level that fit.

Training

·Which program and level you follow, since when, and whether you choose gym or home.
·Your workouts: which day, what time you started, how long you trained, and per set the exercise, the weight and the number of reps.
·Routines you build yourself, and exercises you swap.

Nutrition (with consent)

·Your food diary: per day and per meal the product, the number of grams and the calories and macros.
·Products you add yourself, and your daily water counter.
·Your calorie and macro targets (which you can adjust yourself in the app).

Check-ins and progress (with consent)

·Your weekly check-in: weight, waist and hip circumference, and how you score on energy, sleep and pride.
·Progress photos you upload yourself, with the date and whether it is a front or side view. We ask separate consent for this at your first photo. See section 8: these photos are private.

Membership and payment

·Your subscription: which plan, the price at the time of purchase, the status, the end date, any pause, and, if you cancel, the date and the reason you give. We also record which version of the terms you accepted, that you expressly asked for an immediate start at checkout and that you confirmed you are 18 or older.
·Your payments: the Stripe invoice number, the amount, the currency, the status and the payment date.
·Your payment details themselves (card number, IBAN, CVC) never reach our server. You enter them with Stripe; we only see whether a payment succeeded.
·If you start a sign-up but do not complete it, we keep your name, email address and the chosen plan (including the encrypted password) until the sign-up expires, so your account can be created as soon as the payment is completed. If you do not complete it, that sign-up is deleted automatically afterwards.

Technical logs

Our server keeps standard technical log entries, for example an IP address, a time and which page was requested. We use these only to fix faults and to prevent misuse, and we keep them no longer than needed for that.

Visit statistics (website)

On the homepage of our website and on /app we count visits, without cookies. For each day and each page we store how often it was viewed, by how many visitors, and which link people came through (for example the link in Mathieu's Instagram bio). To count a visitor only once per day, we turn your IP address and browser type into a code, using a secret that changes every day. We do not store your IP address itself, and we delete the codes the following night. What remains are totals per day, without any data about you. Bots and visits by logged-in administrators are not counted.

Waiting list for 1-on-1 coaching (website)

If you join the waiting list for 1-on-1 coaching on our website, we store only your email address and the moment you signed up. You do not need an account for that and it is separate from the app. What we use it for is in section 3, how long we keep it in section 5.

Waitlist for the app (website)

If you join the waitlist for the app on the /app page of our website, we store your email address, the moment you signed up and which link you came through (for example the link in Mathieu's Instagram bio; such a link only carries the name of the channel, nothing about you). If you then answer the question whether you would rather pay monthly or yearly, we store that answer too. You do not need an account and it is separate from the app. What we use it for is in section 3, how long we keep it in section 5.

What we do not collect

·No location or GPS data.
·No advertising ID, no third-party analytics trackers, no third-party cookies. We count website visits ourselves and without cookies (see Visit statistics above).
·No access to your contacts, calendar, messages or browsing history.
·The camera is only used live to scan a barcode or to take a photo yourself. That image is not stored and not sent, except for the photo you upload yourself.
·You never buy anything in the app, so the app shows no prices and contains no financial input.

What we use it for — and on which legal basis

The GDPR requires us to state, for each purpose, the legal basis on which we do something. This is it:

To perform our agreement with you (Article 6(1)(b) GDPR)

·Creating an account, logging in and keeping you logged in. Without your name and email address we cannot create an account; those two are therefore required to become a member.
·Making your program, workouts and own routines work and storing them, also when you are offline for a while.
·Coaching you: you get immediate feedback on your check-in, Mathieu sees your intake, your targets and your latest check-in weight (section 4) and sends messages in the app.
·Showing your community profile page to other members, as long as you leave that switched on (on by default; you can switch it off at any time) — and showing your name, username and avatar with a post you place in the community yourself.
·Sending notifications to your phone about the things you switch them on for: your training, your check-in, a message from Mathieu, comments in the community.
·Managing your subscription: status, pause, cancellation, withdrawal.
·Sending service emails that belong to your account: the confirmation of your membership with the terms, welcome, password reset, something about your payment.

With your explicit consent (Article 6(1)(a) and Article 9(2)(a) GDPR)

Health data

Part of what you enter in the app says something about your health. The law calls this a special category of personal data (Article 9 GDPR): it may only be processed if you give explicit consent for it. In Mathieu Coaching this concerns exactly the following data:

·your height, your weight and how active you are, from the intake;
·your weight and your body measurements (waist, hip) from your weekly check-ins;
·your food diary (what you eat and drink, with calories and macros) and the kcal target we calculate from it;
·your progress photos (with their own, separate consent).

Not covered by this consent are your well-being scores from the check-in: how you score on energy and sleep, and how proud you are of yourself. Those are self-reported scores about how you felt, not data about your body. We process them on the basis of our agreement (Article 6(1)(b) GDPR, above), and they remain if you withdraw your consent.

We ask for this consent at two moments, each as a separate question, not hidden in a checkbox next to the terms:

·During the intake: for your height, weight and activity, your weight and measurements from check-ins and your food diary. If you say no, we do not store that data and the app uses a default calorie target. If you later want to track your weight, your measurements or your nutrition after all, the app asks you for consent at that moment. Without consent our server does not store that data.
·At your first progress photo: separately, at the moment you want to upload a photo. Without that consent you cannot upload photos; the rest of the app works as normal.

We record when you gave consent and which version of this text applied at that time, so we can demonstrate that it is correct. If you withdraw, we record that moment too.

Withdrawing consent

You can withdraw your consent at any time, without giving a reason. You do this in the app under Settings → Privacy & data → "Withdraw consent", or by email to anton.hulshof6@outlook.com. Withdrawal takes effect from that moment; what was done before remains lawful.

If you withdraw, we delete that data: your height, weight and activity from the intake, your weight and measurements from all your check-ins, your food diary (including your water counter) and your progress photos. After that the app uses a default calorie target that is not based on your body. What remains: your workouts, your program, your own products, your profile, your account and your check-in moments with your well-being scores (energy, sleep, pride), which are not covered by this consent. You can always give consent again later. We use this data solely to calculate your plan and targets, to show your progress and to coach you. Never for anything else.

With your consent: the waiting list for 1-on-1 coaching (Article 6(1)(a) GDPR)

We use your email address on the waiting list for one thing: to let you know when a place for 1-on-1 coaching becomes available. No newsletter, no offers. Your sign-up is your consent; you withdraw it by sending an email to anton.hulshof6@outlook.com — we then remove your address from the list.

With your consent: the waitlist for the app (Article 6(1)(a) GDPR)

We use your email address on the app waitlist only for emails about the launch of the app: a thank-you email right after you sign up and the message that the app is available to download. No newsletter and no emails about other subjects. We use the channel and your answer to the monthly-or-yearly question only to see where sign-ups come from and to prepare the launch. Your sign-up is your consent. You withdraw it with the unsubscribe link in every email, or by sending an email to anton.hulshof6@outlook.com; we then delete your details straight away.

Because the law requires it (Article 6(1)(c) GDPR)

We must keep payment and invoice data for the statutory tax retention obligation (7 years). We also record that you accepted the terms and asked for an immediate start, because consumer law requires that of us. If you use the withdrawal button, we record your withdrawal for the same reason and send you an acknowledgement of receipt.

On the basis of a legitimate interest (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR)

Keeping the app secure: preventing misuse and fraud, fixing faults, making backups. Our interest is that the service stays reliable; the impact on your privacy is limited because we only use technical data for this.

Keeping track of how often our website is visited and through which channel, so we know what works. For that we only keep totals per day; we delete the daily code we use to count a visitor once the following night (section 2, Visit statistics).

No profiling, no advertising

We make no automated decisions with legal effect about you. The app does calculate your calorie and macro targets and recommends a program based on your intake, but that is a calculation you can adjust yourself and discuss with Mathieu. No decision that costs you anything or denies you anything. We do not sell your data, we do not share it with advertising parties or data brokers, and we do not track you across other apps or websites.

Who we share data with

To run the app we work with a few parties. Most of them are processors: they work on our instructions, may not use your data for themselves, and with each of them the arrangements about your data are set out in writing (data processing agreements). One party, Stripe, is itself responsible for the payment. They are:

·Mathieu Coaching (the Netherlands), the coach. Gets access to your coaching data (see the card below) to guide you, under a written agreement with AHAM.
·Hetzner Online GmbH (Germany), hosting. The app, the database and your photos run on our own server in data centres in Germany. Your data stays there, within the European Union.
·Resend (United States; we use the EU region in Ireland), the sending of our emails (confirmation, welcome, password reset, message about your payment, the emails of the app waitlist). For that, Resend receives your email address, your name if we have it and the content of that email. Our email goes through Resend's European region in Ireland and so stays within the EU. Because Resend is a US company, the European Commission's standard contractual clauses in the data processing agreement with Resend apply in case anything is nevertheless accessed from the US.
·Stripe Payments Europe Ltd. (Ireland), payments, collection of your subscription fee and fraud prevention. You enter your payment details directly with Stripe; we do not see them. For the payment and fraud prevention, Stripe is an independent data controller: for that, Stripe's privacy policy at stripe.com/privacy applies. Stripe may transfer data to group companies in the US, under the European Commission's standard contractual clauses.
·Expo (United States), the delivery of push notifications. If you switch notifications on, the push token of your device and the text of the notification go through the Expo Push service to Apple or Google, who deliver it to your device. Expo gets nothing more: no name, no email address, no training or health data. What is in the text can say something about you — "your check-in is open", for example — so switch notifications off if you do not want that. Expo processes in the US; that transfer is covered by the European Commission's standard contractual clauses. If you never switch notifications on, nothing is ever sent to Expo.
·Apple and Google, as the distribution channel for the app via the App Store and Google Play, and as the deliverer of the push notifications above (APNs and Firebase Cloud Messaging). What they record themselves in the process (for example that you download the app) is covered by their own privacy policies; beyond that we do not share your app data with them.

Transfers outside the EU

Your data is stored in the European Union; our email, too, is sent by Resend from its EU region in Ireland. With payments (Stripe) and push notifications (Expo), data may end up in the United States, and with email (Resend) only if the US company would need to access it from the US. For all three, the transfer is covered by the European Commission's standard contractual clauses, one of the mechanisms the GDPR prescribes for this (Article 46). With Expo this concerns your push token and the text of the notification, and only as long as you have notifications switched on. You can request a copy of those arrangements from us.

In addition, we may have to provide data if the law obliges us to, for example to the Dutch Tax Administration (Belastingdienst) or to a competent authority. In all other cases: we share nothing without your consent.

What Mathieu does and does not see

Mathieu is your coach and also the administrator of the app. In the admin area he sees exactly this per member:

·your name and email address, and since when you have been a member;
·your intake (your goal, why you train, how many days per week, gym or home, your first workout and whether you want a reminder) and the daily calorie target the app calculated from it;
·your program and level, and how many workouts you have completed;
·of your check-ins only your latest weight and the date of that check-in — not your measurements, your scores or earlier check-ins;
·your subscription (plan, price, status, end of the current period, a pause and, if you cancel, the reason you give) and your payments (date, amount, status).

What he does not see: your progress photos (which are technically accessible to you only), your food diary, your individual workouts and sets, your measurements and your well-being scores. In the community he sees what every member sees, plus your profile page even if you have closed it, and a before-and-after comparison that you put in a post yourself.

What other members see

Your profile page — your name, username, avatar, your city or town if you entered it, the program you follow, the month you became a member, your posts, your three numbers (workouts, weeks in a row, posts) and the personal records from cards you shared yourself — can be opened as long as "Profile visible to members" is switched on. That is the default; if you switch it off, that page stays closed.

What you post yourself is a separate choice. Today the Feed tab only shows posts by Mathieu; members cannot post there yet. As soon as they can: if you place a post or a comment, your name, username and avatar are shown with it, even with that switch off — otherwise nobody would know who they are talking to. So you decide per post. You can always delete your own post; the comments under it go with it. If you delete your account, your posts and comments disappear completely — the app already does that today.

What other members never see: your weight, your measurements, your check-ins, your nutrition, your email address, and who you follow. They do not see your progress photos either, with one exception that you create yourself: a before-and-after comparison that you put in a post. Nobody sees who follows you; only the member you start following gets one notification with your name. If you share a workout or routine card with a post, they only see what is on that card — the day, the duration, the number of exercises and sets, and a personal record if you set one.

How long we keep data

·Your account, profile, training, nutrition and check-in data and your photos: as long as you are a member. When your membership has ended (cancelled or not renewed), we keep everything for another 90 days after the end of your last paid period, so you can come back without losing anything. After that, an automatic clean-up task deletes your account and all your data, including your photos and avatar.
·Do you delete your account yourself in the app? Then it happens immediately; the 90 days do not apply then.
·Backups: every night we make a copy of the database for recovery after a failure. We keep those copies for 14 days on our own server in the EU. In addition, every night an encrypted copy (and weekly a copy of the photos) goes to a Hetzner storage service in Finland (EU); only we can decrypt it and we keep those copies for 35 days at most. We use both only to restore. Deleted data therefore disappears from them automatically after 35 days at most.
·Individual photos: you can delete them yourself from the app at any time. The file is then gone immediately.
·Health data after withdrawing your consent: deleted immediately (see section 3).
·Payment and invoice data: 7 years, because of the statutory tax retention obligation. In our own records we unlink payments from your name when your account is deleted: only amounts, dates, invoice numbers and the status remain. In the Stripe account of AHAM, the invoices with your name and email address are kept for 7 years, because the Dutch Tax Administration requires that. This data contains no health data.
·Withdrawals via the withdrawal button (your name, email address, any note and the time): as proof that we handled your withdrawal properly, until 2 years after it was handled, even if you delete your account in the meantime. If there is no membership for the email address you entered, we delete the request 3 months after it was submitted.
·Proof of your consent (the date on which you said yes or no, and when you withdrew, if you did): as long as your account exists.
·Unfinished sign-ups: expire after 24 hours and are then deleted automatically within a few days.
·Waiting list for 1-on-1 coaching: until you unsubscribe (an email to anton.hulshof6@outlook.com is enough) or until the waiting list closes. After that we delete your address.
·Waitlist for the app: until you unsubscribe (with the link in every email or an email to anton.hulshof6@outlook.com) or until we close the list after the launch, and never longer than 12 months after you signed up. After that we delete your details.
·Notifications in the app (the bell: comments, respect, new followers) and the log of push notifications sent: 90 days, then automatically removed.
·Photos you upload for a post but do not publish: deleted automatically after 24 hours.
·Reports you make and moderation decisions: as long as the post or comment they concern exists. If you delete your account, reports you made stay without your name; contributions of yours go with your account, and so do the reports about them. A block disappears when either account disappears.
·Technical messages from Stripe about your payment or subscription (the log we use to prevent double processing): 180 days.
·Sessions: these expire automatically and are then cleaned up.
·Technical logs: briefly, only as long as they are needed for security and troubleshooting.
·Visit statistics: we delete the daily codes the following night; the totals per day contain no personal data.

Minors

Mathieu Coaching is for adults. You must be 18 or older to become a member, and you confirm that at checkout. We do not target minors and deliberately do not process health data of persons under 18.

If we notice that a member is younger than 18, we delete the account and all associated data. Are you a parent or guardian and do you think your child has an account? Email us at anton.hulshof6@outlook.com and we will deal with it straight away.

Your rights

Under the GDPR you have the following rights. You can use them at any time:

·Access: request a copy of what we hold about you.
·Rectification: have something corrected that is wrong. Many things (your profile, your targets, your logs, your check-ins) you can already change yourself in the app.
·Erasure: have your data deleted.
·Data portability: receive your data in a common digital file, so you can take it with you.
·Restriction: ask us to temporarily stop using your data.
·Objection: object to processing based on a legitimate interest.
·Withdrawing consent: for your health data, at any time and without giving a reason, in the app under Settings → Privacy & data.
·Lodging a complaint: with the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens), the supervisory authority in the Netherlands (see below).

Deleting your account

You can do that in two ways, and you do not have to give a reason:

·In the app: Settings → Privacy & data → Delete my account.
·By email: send a message to anton.hulshof6@outlook.com with the subject "Delete account", from the email address of your account.

If you delete in the app, it happens immediately: your account, your profile, your intake, your training and nutrition data, your check-ins, your photos and your posts and comments in the community are deleted, and a running subscription is stopped at the same time so nothing more is charged. If you email the request, we process it within 30 days, usually much faster, and confirm when it is done. Only the payment data remains for as long as the statutory tax retention obligation runs, unlinked from your name. If you ever used the withdrawal button, the proof of that remains too (see section 5).

Everything about this is also on one page: deleting your Mathieu Coaching account.

Do you want to make a request? Email anton.hulshof6@outlook.com. We respond within one month. To prevent someone else from requesting your data, we may ask you to confirm that it is you.

Not happy with how we handle your data? Let us know and we will sort it out. You also always have the right to lodge a complaint with the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens) via autoriteitpersoonsgegevens.nl.

How we protect your data

·All traffic between the app and our server is encrypted via HTTPS/TLS.
·We store passwords only as an encrypted hash (argon2id). They cannot be reversed and even we cannot see them.
·Progress photos are private. They sit behind the login and are only delivered to their owner. Mathieu cannot access them, nor can other members. The only exception you make yourself: if you put two of your photos in a community post as a before-and-after comparison, that copy is visible to everyone who sees the post, including Mathieu. If you delete the post, the copy is gone; your photos themselves stay private.
·When you upload a photo or avatar, we automatically remove all hidden metadata, including GPS location (EXIF). The photo is re-encoded and gets a random file name, never anything you typed.
·The database and the storage run on our own server in Germany and are not reachable from the internet.
·Payment details never touch our server: they are processed directly by Stripe.

No system is one hundred percent watertight. If something goes wrong despite everything and your privacy is likely to be at risk as a result, we report it to the Dutch Data Protection Authority (Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens) within 72 hours and inform you.

Cookies

On our website we only use functional session cookies: the cookies needed to log in and stay logged in. These are technically necessary to provide the service, so no consent is needed for them, which is why you do not see a cookie banner with us. We place no analytics cookies, no advertising cookies and no third-party cookies. We count website visits without cookies (section 2).

When you pay, you go to checkout.stripe.com. There Stripe places its own functional and fraud-prevention cookies; Stripe's cookie policy at stripe.com/cookies-policy applies to those.

The fonts of our website are on our own server (self-hosted). So nothing goes to Google or another fonts service when the site loads.

There are no cookies in the mobile app. On your own device the app stores your session, your language choice and, temporarily, the logs that have not yet been synced to our server (sets, food logs and check-ins you entered without a connection); the app sends those as soon as you are online again and after that they are only stored with us. Nothing else.

Changes to this policy

If the app changes, this policy may change with it. That will certainly happen: the community feed will open for members, with reporting and blocking (the rules are in the terms, article 12), and a translation service for posts in another language may be added. The date and the version number at the top show which text applies. If it is an important change, such as a new purpose or a new party that processes data, we let you know by email or in the app before the change takes effect. If the change requires new consent, we ask you for it again.

Contact

Questions, doubts or curious what we hold about you? Ask. You will get an honest answer.

Reach us

·Email: anton.hulshof6@outlook.com
·Phone: +31 6 22851502
·AHAM, Lisdodde 59, 4823 MB Breda, the Netherlands
·Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KvK) number: 83894527 · VAT ID [AHAM – btw-id]

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Food database — sources

Product data in the food diary comes from NEVO (the Dutch Food Composition Database of the RIVM) and from Open Food Facts, available under the Open Database License (ODbL). Any adaptations of Open Food Facts data fall under the same licence: opendatacommons.org/licenses/odbl.

Exercise database — sources

Part of the exercises in the schedule builder (names, muscle groups and equipment) comes from wger, available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence (CC BY-SA 4.0); adaptations of it fall under the same licence: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0. Another part comes from the Free Exercise DB, released into the public domain (Unlicense).