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Privacy policy

Last updated: November 7, 2026

Repynk has no accounts, no server, and shows no advertising. What you log stays on your devices and, if you use it, in your iCloud; the only thing that leaves them is anonymous usage statistics, which you can turn off. This page explains in detail what happens to data, in the app and on this website.

Who the data controller is

Deploynk srl, Via G. Dossetti 26/S, 84018 Scafati (SA), VAT no. IT06265930658. For any privacy request, write to hello@deploynk.com.

The data you log in the app

Programs, workouts, exercises, sets, weights, notes, body measurements and photos you choose to add are saved on your iPhone and your Apple Watch. Deploynk does not receive them and cannot read them: there is no server the app sends them to.

Workout and progress photos are resized and kept in the app's area on the device; along with the session, only a thumbnail and the reference to the original in your Photos library travel in your private iCloud, and from that reference the app rebuilds the copy on another device or after a reinstall, if you allow it. Nobody but you can access them: not Deploynk, not anyone else. For exercise materials taken from your Photos library, the app keeps only a reference: the original stays in Photos.

iCloud

If iCloud is turned on on the device, the app syncs data to the private database of your iCloud account, so you find it on your other devices. That space is yours: Apple manages it under its own privacy policy, and Deploynk has no access to it. Without iCloud the app works locally, and says so in its settings.

Health and Apple Watch

With your permission, the app reads heart rate and energy for logged workouts from Health, and writes the finished workout to Health. The summary values stay only on the device that read them: they are never saved to iCloud, and on another device the app reads them again from Health, which syncs them on its own. They are never used for advertising, profiling or marketing, nor disclosed to third parties.

iPhone and Apple Watch exchange programs and sets directly with each other. You can revoke the Health permission at any time from Settings › Health › Data Access & Devices.

Camera and Photos

The camera is used only to take the photos you attach. Access to the Photos library is used to attach images, to find the photos you attach again on your other devices, which receive only the reference to the original, and to find exercise materials; the app asks for it at the first photo taken from the library and explains why there. With full access, session photos taken in the app are also added to your Photos library, so you find them on your other devices; progress photos are not, they stay only on the device. To save the image of a record, the app asks for add-only permission. All permissions are managed from the iOS settings.

Purchases and subscriptions

Repynk Premium purchases go entirely through Apple. Deploynk receives neither payment data nor your identity: the app checks on the device whether the subscription is active, and Apple provides us only with aggregate sales reports.

Usage statistics

To understand which features are used and what to improve, the app sends anonymous events about how you use it to TelemetryDeck GmbH, a German analytics service that processes them on behalf of Deploynk as a data processor: for example that a session was started or finished, how many exercises and sets it had and how long it lasted, which screens you open, which settings you change, whether you open the Premium offer and whether a purchase succeeds. Events come from both iPhone and Apple Watch.

Events do not contain your name, your email, loads, reps, body measurements, notes, photos, names you type or any data read from Health. iPhone and Apple Watch share a random identifier, which TelemetryDeck irreversibly transforms before storing it. Each event carries the device model, system and app version, app language and country, plus a few usage bands: how long you have used the app, how many sessions you have logged and how often, whether you have Premium, your unit of measure, whether you use Apple Watch and iCloud. For library exercises the app sends their code, the same in every language, with muscle and equipment; exercises you create appear only as “personal”. Deploynk only sees aggregate counts and charts, not individual people.

If the app was downloaded from an Apple Ads ad, on first launch Apple tells it which campaign and keyword brought it, using a code that does not identify you and without the tracking permission: that information travels with the events, so we know which ads work.

The processing is based on our legitimate interest in improving the app (Art. 6(1)(f) GDPR) and the data stays in the European Union. You can object at any time by turning off Settings › Anonymous usage statistics: from then on the app sends no more events, from Apple Watch either.

This website

The website uses no cookies, has no analytics tools and does not track its visitors. Images, videos and fonts are served by the website itself: opening a page does not make your browser contact any third-party service.

As with any website, OVH SAS, the French provider that hosts it, logs technical data about visits, such as the IP address, the page requested and the time. It does so on behalf of Deploynk, as a processor, on the basis of our legitimate interest in keeping the website secure and working (Article 6(1)(f) GDPR). This data is not used to identify you, is kept only for as long as security requires and is then deleted. The data stays within the European Union.

If you email us, we use your address and your message only to reply to you, on the basis of your request (Article 6(1)(b) GDPR). We keep the correspondence for as long as we need to handle it and then delete it, unless the law requires us to keep it longer.

Retention and deletion

The data stays for as long as you keep it. A workout is deleted from within the app; uninstalling the app deletes the local data. Synced data is removed from Settings › your name › iCloud › Manage Storage. From the app's settings you can export everything to CSV at any time.

Your rights

For the data we process as controller (in practice, the emails you send us, the anonymous usage statistics and the technical data about visits to the website) you have the rights set out in Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR): access, rectification, erasure, restriction, objection and portability. You can exercise them by writing to hello@deploynk.com, and you can lodge a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la protezione dei dati personali).

Minors

Repynk is not intended for anyone under 14 and does not knowingly collect data from minors.

Changes

If this policy changes, the new version is published here with the updated date. If the app were to start collecting data, we will say so beforehand, in the app and on this page.