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Last updated September 28, 2026

Privacy Policy

Push is designed so your health data stays on your devices. This policy explains what the app accesses, how it is used, and the limited information involved when you contact us.

Health data

With your permission, Push reads selected data from Apple Health: sleep (including sleep stages), heart rate variability, resting heart rate, respiratory rate, blood oxygen when available, wrist temperature (only recorded by your Apple Watch when Sleep Focus is on), workouts and active energy, cardio fitness (VO2 max), walking speed and other mobility metrics, height and weight, and your date of birth and biological sex, which personalize calculations such as estimated maximum heart rate. Push also reads other activity, respiratory, body, environment, and intake metrics shown in the app's Vitals tab, limited to what you grant it access to in Health.

Push does not request or read ECG data, atrial fibrillation history, irregular rhythm notifications, blood glucose, blood pressure, or menstrual or sexual activity data. Push has no use for that data and does not ask Health for it.

Push uses this information on your iPhone to calculate and display wellness insights. Push does not write health information back to Apple Health, and never records your Recovery Score, Biological Age estimate, or any other figure Push calculates as if it were a measurement Health received from a device.

Nothing is uploaded

Push does not send your health data to Suvy LLC or to any third party. The app has no account system, advertising, or tracking, and no analytics or crash service ever receives health data. Health data is processed on your device and is not stored in iCloud by Push.

Tips

If you choose to leave a tip, the purchase is handled entirely by Apple through the App Store. Suvy LLC does not receive your name, payment details, or Apple ID, only standard sales reports from Apple that do not identify you.

Push uses RevenueCat, a purchase-reporting service, to count tips. It starts only when you open the Tip Jar, and it receives an anonymous app ID, basic device and storefront details, and the tip transaction. It never receives health data. This is the only part of Push that connects to the internet. Push does not store any record of whether you have tipped, and a tip never changes what the app does.

Coach and on-device AI

Push includes an optional feature called Coach that answers questions about your own data in plain language. Coach is built entirely on Apple's on-device Foundation Models framework (part of Apple Intelligence), which runs locally on your iPhone using Apple's own on-device model, not a server operated by Suvy LLC or by any other company.

Push does not use, and does not send any data to, any third-party AI service (such as OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google). The data Coach reads (your recovery score, sleep, heart rate and related figures already shown elsewhere in the app) is assembled into a prompt on your iPhone, handed to the on-device model on your iPhone, and the resulting answer is displayed on your iPhone. Coach has no network connection of any kind, so none of this (the prompt, your health data, or Coach's answers) ever leaves your device, is transmitted to Apple, or is transmitted to Suvy LLC. If Apple Intelligence is unavailable on your iPhone, Coach answers the same questions from the same on-device data without writing sentences of its own.

Notifications

Push offers two optional daily reminders, both off unless you turn them on in Settings. Because the whole point is to be useful, a reminder's text may include your own recovery score or a related figure. That notification is composed and scheduled on your iPhone. Nothing is generated on a server or sent anywhere to produce it. Whether its text is visible on your locked screen is controlled by your iPhone's own Settings › Notifications › Show Previews, not by Push.

Apple Watch and app storage

Your current score may be shared between the Push iPhone and Apple Watch apps using Apple’s on-device app group storage so the score can appear on your wrist. This does not send the score to Suvy LLC.

Data retention and deletion

Push has no account and no server, so there is no copy of your data anywhere for Suvy LLC to retain or delete on your behalf. Everything Push calculates and stores, including any sleep or activity goals you set, lives on your iPhone. Deleting the app deletes that data. Separately, you can revoke Push's access to Apple Health at any time in iPhone Settings › Privacy & Security › Health.

Contact

If you email apps@suvysoft.com, we receive the address and information you choose to include. We use it only to respond and provide support. Please do not send health records or other sensitive medical information by email.

Children

Push is not directed to children under 13, and Suvy LLC does not knowingly collect personal information from children through the app.

Changes

If this policy changes, the revised version will be posted on this page with a new “Last updated” date.

Contact us

Questions about privacy can be sent to apps@suvysoft.com.

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