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Effective Date: May 22, 2026 · Last Updated: May 22, 2026 · Version: 1.0 (Player Launch)
This policy covers the current version of MyLog: a local-only training journal for a single player. It does not collect your data or send anything off your device. A future update will add optional team features for coaches; when that ships, this policy will be updated and parents of players under 13 will be asked for consent before any data leaves a device. None of that is part of the app today.
We built MyLog to help athletes log their own training. Privacy isn't a feature we bolted on — it's how the app works.
If anything here is unclear, email support@mylogapp.app and a real person will answer.
MyLog ("MyLog," "we," "us," or "our") is operated by Travis Mulcahy, the developer of the MyLog app (the "App") and the website at mylogapp.app and its subdomains (the "Site"). You can reach us at:
MyLog runs entirely on your device. There is no account to create and no cloud service behind it.
MyLog does not collect any personal information from you on its servers, because MyLog does not operate servers that receive your data. All training data you enter stays on your device. The only ways information leaves your device are ones you start yourself:
If you have turned on your device maker's standard, anonymous app-diagnostics sharing (an iOS Settings option), Apple may share anonymous usage and crash diagnostics with developers. That sharing is controlled by Apple and your device settings, not by MyLog, and is described in Apple's privacy documentation.
We want to be explicit, because it matters:
MyLog offers a one-time purchase that unlocks the full player toolkit. The purchase is handled by Apple through the App Store (StoreKit).
There is no subscription and no recurring charge.
MyLog is intended for athletes age 8 and older, and we expect many users to be under 13. Because the App has no account and sends no data off the device, MyLog does not collect personal information from anyone who uses it, including children under 13. There is nothing for a parent to consent to, because no information is gathered, transmitted, or stored by us.
A child's training data lives on the device the family controls. Parents can review it on the device, export it, or remove it by deleting the App or using the App's "Clear Data" option. If you have any question about your child's privacy, email support@mylogapp.app and we will help.
(If a future update adds optional team features that involve an account and the cloud, we will require verifiable parental consent before collecting any information from a child under 13, and we will update this policy before that feature is available.)
The App may ask permission to use your camera or photo/video library — for example, to attach a video clip to a training log. You can decline, and the related feature simply won't be available. Anything you do attach stays on your device with the rest of your data.
Your data is stored on your device, inside the App's protected storage managed by your device's operating system. Because we never receive your data, there is no MyLog account or server that could be breached to expose it. Keeping your device itself secure (passcode, software updates, and your own backups) is the best protection for your training history.
Apple requires every iOS app to disclose its data practices on its App Store page. MyLog's label is "Data Not Collected," which matches this policy: the App collects no data from you. If you ever spot a discrepancy between this policy and the label on the App Store, please email support@mylogapp.app — we treat that as a bug to fix right away.
Because everything stays on your device:
We will update this policy from time to time — for example, when we add new features. When we do, we will revise the "Last Updated" date above. If we make a material change (such as introducing a feature that collects data), we will say so clearly, and we will not apply that change retroactively to data that stayed on your device under this version.
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