Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

Effective 2026-10-16 · This policy exists because some states, including Washington, treat movement and body data as consumer health data

1. What we treat as consumer health data

Fevo AI counts the following as consumer health data, whether or not a given state does: a contributed video of you exercising, the movement data (joint positions and the measurements derived from them) calculated from a contributed video, the movement data of any rep or set you choose to share, your coach notes' answers about today (how you slept, your energy and how sore you are), a summary of your sets and reps and your feedback on them (which lift each set was, where the phone filmed it from, including whether a front set was filmed from hip height or the floor, counts, measurements, the loads you entered, the form checks that judged each set and what they found, ratings and when each set was recorded, the app's list of the places it films each lift from and the checks each place covers (for the squat, the checks for the kind of squat you filmed last, with or without a bar), the place it suggests for your next set of each lift, and the latest result of a check, with your own answer when it asked you), and anything about your health you choose to tell the coach.

2. How it is collected

Only when you choose. A contributed video is collected only after you (or the adult you are recording) agree on-screen, before recording starts. Shared joint positions are sent only while sharing is on in Settings: a single rep's only if you turn on "Include the movement data" when you answer about a finding, and whole sets only while the second sharing toggle is on too. Your coach notes are saved on your phone. If you turn on the coach, your answers about today go with each question you ask it or answer. To stop sending any of them, pick "Not set" for it in your coach notes. With the coach on, the summary of your sets goes with each question too. The app's ordinary form feedback runs entirely on your phone. Separately, if you turn on "Keep my videos on this phone" in Settings, each set is also saved as a video on your phone only — it is never uploaded, and is deleted after the period you choose.

3. Why we collect it

Contributed videos, the movement data calculated from them and shared joint positions: to train and evaluate Fevo AI's form-analysis and rep-counting models, and to find and fix their mistakes. Your coach notes' answers, the summary of your sets and what you tell the coach: only so the coach can answer you. Nothing else: not advertising, not marketing, not identifying you, and not sale to anyone.

4. Sources

You, through the Fevo AI app on your phone. We do not obtain consumer health data about you from anyone else.

5. Who it is shared with

We do not share consumer health data with affiliates (Fevo AI has none), advertisers, data brokers, or anyone else, and we do not sell it.

6. How long we keep it

Up to 3 years from collection, or earlier if you delete it: deletion requested in the app, with a deletion code, or by email is completed within 30 days (backups within 90). Full schedule: Contribution Data & Retention Policy. Fevo AI's servers keep no copy of your coach notes' answers, the summary of your sets or what you tell the coach; OpenAI may keep its copy for up to 30 days, as section 5 says.

7. Your rights

To exercise a right: Settings → Delete my data, Settings → My contributions, the deletion code shown at consent, or privacy@fevoai.app. Because the Fevo AI app holds no name or email for you, we will ask for your installation identifier or a deletion code to find your data.

When this policy changes, we post the new version here with a new effective date, and the app asks for your consent before Fevo AI collects a new kind of consumer health data or uses it for a new purpose. No advertiser, data broker or other third party collects consumer health data about you over time or across other websites or apps through Fevo AI's app or website.

8. Contact

privacy@fevoai.app