Privacy Policy

Your privacy is important to Track My Indoor Workout and it's creator: Csaba Toth of Csaba Consulting. This privacy policy provides information about the personal information the application may collect or pass along, and the ways in which the related services use that personal information.

• The application collects workout information as its main feature, so it can display workout details such as measurements on a time line or zone breakouts.
• Workout information may include: speed, power, calories, heart rate, elapsed time.
• The application may store entries of device usage if it encounters new devices so it can later quicker identify the sport of the device and other data. The stored information includes Bluetooth identifier, Bluetooth name, time, sport.
• The application optionally stores athlete weight when it is configured. It is used for standard spin-down (calibration) protocol or for calculating expensed calories based on heart rate, only if the athlete chose to provide these values and wants to use this feature.
• The application optionally stores athlete age, gender, VO2max when it is configured. It is used (and required) for calculating expensed calories based on heart rate, only if the athlete chose to provide these values and wants to use this feature.
• The application may record calorie and power tunes to be able to provide the calorie and power tune feature benefiting the user. This is optional and requires explicit user action.
• The application may record debug data for debug purposes if the user explicitly opts-in in the Expert Preferences section. Debug log may contain crash call stacks, scanned device information, data packets received from other devices. The debug log is human readable and it can only leave the device if the user gives UI commands to export the contents. Even after the export it is up to the user to transfer the zipped log files to any destination.

The application uses standard methods and APIs to connect to and send data to Strava and other fitness portals. These days all communications use encrypted communication channels (HTTPS, SSL, TLS). The app uses native functions for downloading files. The data travels over encrypted channels but it is not encrypted by itself (the portals would not accept an encrypted file). The user have the option to remove any information desired any time:

• Any workout can be deleted from the activities screen by clicking on the thrashcan icon
• Any device usage entry can be deleted from the device usage screen (accessible from the activities screen menu) by clicking on the thrashcan icon
• Any power tune can be deleted from the power tunes screen (accessible from the activities screen menu) by clicking on the thrashcan icon
• Any calorie tune can be deleted from the calorie tunes screen (accessible from the activities screen menu) by clicking on the thrashcan icon
• Athlete personal data (weight, age, gender, VO2max) can be changed or cleared in the settings any time. That may disable some capabilites though: spin-down will still function but the heart rate based calorie feature won't
• All of the debug logs can be deleted with the related button click in the Expert Preferences

The application doesn't transmit any data without explicit user action whatsoever. The three use-cases are:

1. Uploading activity to Strava or other ftiness portals

1. Downloading activity as a file (FIT, TCX, migration CSV, or supported formats)

1. Exporting recorded debug logs

When information travels from the mobile app to fitness portals or data storage it is communicated through secure channels, but inherently the data is not encrypted. In case of data exports it is up to the user how data data is transferred later, this is out of the jurisdiction of the application.

The creator may update this privacy policy by posting a new version on this website. Please check this page occasionally to ensure you are familiar with any changes.

The creator is not responsible for any damage or loss caused by the app. Please be mindful about your workout, the fitness machine and your surrounding while using the app. The creatior is not repsonsible for any injuries or physical damages.

The app doesn't have any guarantee about connecting to the bike or treadmill, recording, and uploading workouts. The software ecosystem can be complex, and even simple things like not turning off battery optimization for the app or if it is in the background could cause problems. The bluetooth technology stack can be problematic as well.

Your privacy is very important to us! If you have any questions about this privacy policy or Track My Indoor Workout's treatment of your personal information, please contact by email at the bottom of this page or through the author's website

This document was created using a Contractology template available at http://www.freenetlaw.com. Csaba Toth of Csaba Consulting customized that template to reflect the particular application instead of a website, and transformed it into HTML5/markdown format. The modified source is available on GitHub