PRIVACY POLICY

Last updated: November 4, 2026

Information We Collect

Pulse has no accounts and no servers of its own.

Your routines, workout history and settings, and whether you bought PRO.
On Android, it's included in your phone's Google backup if that's turned on, and restored when you reinstall. On iOS, it's included in your iCloud or computer backup, and comes back when you restore or set up a device from that backup, but not when you reinstall the app.
With PRO you can export your routines and history to a backup file and import it on another phone, and export your history as a spreadsheet (CSV). Pulse doesn't upload these files anywhere: they go only where you save or send them, such as Files, Google Drive or an email.

Google Analytics for Firebase records screens viewed and the routines and workouts you create, delete, start, finish or stop, including routine names and workout length. It also records when you export or import a backup file or export your history as a spreadsheet (CSV), with the number of routines and workouts, but not what's in them.
It's tied to a random ID, not to you, and includes device model, OS, app version and approximate location from your IP address.
On Android it may read the advertising ID. Pulse shows no ads.

Firebase Crashlytics sends technical details when the app crashes or hits an error, tied to a random ID.

The App Store or Google Play handles payment; we never see your payment details.
RevenueCat verifies PRO with an anonymous ID and receives the app's analytics ID, so purchases show up in our analytics.

Chromecast (PRO): the workout's exercise names and timings go to your Chromecast, which loads our receiver page from pulsetimer.fit.
Remote Config: the app fetches settings from Firebase, such as the minimum supported version.
Website: pulsetimer.fit, including the receiver page, has no analytics and sets no cookies. It remembers your light or dark theme in your browser. It's hosted on Firebase Hosting, which processes your IP address to deliver the pages. The receiver page loads Google's Cast library, which Chromecast requires.

We don't track you across other apps or websites, and we don't sell data.

Google Firebase (Analytics, Crashlytics, Remote Config) and Google Cast: see the Google Privacy Policy.
RevenueCat: see the RevenueCat Privacy Policy.
Apple App Store and Google Play process payments under their own privacy policies.

Uninstalling deletes everything on your device. A copy in your phone's Google or iCloud backup stays until that backup is replaced or deleted.
Google keeps analytics data for up to 14 months and crash reports for about 90 days.

For privacy questions, contact us at hello@pulsetimer.fit.