Privacy Policy
Last updated: August 14, 2026
Overview
Heart Rate Insights is designed for private, personal review of heart-rate patterns on iPhone and iPad. The app reads Apple Health data only after you grant permission. Health data is processed on your device.
Heart Rate Insights is not a medical device and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Health data
With your permission, the app may read heart-rate data from Apple Health. If workout filtering is enabled, the app may also use workout information to help identify readings that overlap with workouts.
The app uses this data to show Daily, Insights, Patterns, and Explore; compare periods; leave out days you choose to ignore; and prepare the exports or AI prompts you request.
Data storage
Health data, imported readings, analysis results, settings, and export history are intended to stay on your device. The app may keep saved summaries on your device so it opens faster and can show previous analysis without reading your full history again.
An installation upgraded from an older version may still contain downloaded files or saved conversations from the retired Local AI feature. The current app does not offer that chat, which ran on the device, to new users. You can remove any old files that remain from within the app.
Heart Rate Insights does not sell your health data and does not use health data for advertising.
Data sharing
Heart Rate Insights does not automatically send your Apple Health heart-rate data or generated AI prompt packages to Jenny Media servers or to an AI provider. PDF reports, CSV files, and AI analysis prompt packages are created only when you choose to export, copy, or share them.
An AI prompt can include heart-rate summaries, exact dates and ranges, counts of recorded readings, information about how much data supports a result, settings such as workdays and time windows, and facts about selected chart points. It does not include individual Apple Health readings or the names of the apps and devices that supplied them.
Copying a package places it on the system clipboard, which may make it available to your other devices through Apple features such as Universal Clipboard. Sharing or pasting the package into another app or AI service sends it to the recipient you choose. That recipient's privacy, retention, and AI-training policies apply.
AI analysis prompts
The app prepares prompt text from the same summaries used in its charts. No AI model runs inside Heart Rate Insights, and the app does not automatically contact ChatGPT, Gemini, or another AI service. You choose a suggested question or write your own, review the included range and complete prompt, and explicitly acknowledge external sharing before Copy or Share is enabled.
The prompt leaves out individual Apple Health readings, their exact recording times, and the names of the apps and devices that supplied them. It can include summaries, exact dates and ranges, counts of readings, information about how much data was recorded, and your analysis settings. Health summaries are still sensitive and may leave your device when you copy or share them.
AI services can make mistakes. Generated responses are not medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or emergency guidance.
Support communications
If you email support, the message and any attachments leave your device and are processed by the mail providers used to deliver and receive the message. They may remain in support mailboxes or provider backups while the request is handled and according to those providers' retention practices.
Email support is not a secure health-data upload channel. Remove personal details and do not send Apple Health exports, heart-rate values, health screenshots, or generated reports. Public GitHub issues should contain only non-sensitive descriptions.
Analytics and tracking
The app is intended to operate without third-party advertising trackers. If analytics are added in the future, this policy and the App Store privacy details will be updated before release.
Website logs
This website may be hosted by infrastructure providers that process standard server logs, such as IP address, request path, browser information, and timestamp, for security and reliability.
Your controls
- You can grant or revoke Apple Health permissions in iOS or iPadOS Settings.
- You can delete the app to remove its local app data from your device.
- If an older installation still has legacy Local AI files or conversations, you can remove them from the app.
- You can review and adjust the date range used for the summaries before copying or sharing an AI analysis prompt.
- You can contact support for privacy questions.
Contact
For privacy questions, contact heart-rate-insights-privacy@jenny.media.