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Privacy Policy

Last updated: 23 August 2026

The short version

Biomon has no server. Your health data is read from Apple Health, computed on your iPhone, and stays there. It is never uploaded, never sold, never shared, and never used for advertising or data-mining.

This is not a promise about how we choose to behave — it is a description of how the app is built. There is no backend to send data to.

What Biomon reads

With your permission, Biomon reads the following from Apple Health, on your device only:

Biomon does not read clinical health records. It requests no such permission.

What Biomon writes

With your permission, Biomon writes only what you personally log in the app:

Nothing else is written to Health.

What Biomon stores

On your device:

If you enable iCloud, the intake events you log may sync to your own private iCloud database so they survive losing or replacing your device. That data lives in your personal iCloud account under Apple's terms. The developer cannot read it.

What Biomon does not do

At the time of writing, the app contains no networking code at all beyond Apple's own StoreKit and iCloud frameworks.

Subscriptions

Biomon is an auto-renewing monthly subscription with a free trial. Purchases are handled entirely by Apple via StoreKit. Biomon never sees your payment details. Your subscription is tied to your Apple ID; the app stores no record of who you are.

Manage or cancel any time in Settings → Apple Account → Subscriptions on your iPhone. Cancelling before the trial ends costs nothing.

Health disclaimer

Biomon is a general wellness app. Nothing it shows is a medical diagnosis, and none of it replaces professional medical advice. Talk to a doctor about anything that concerns you, and about any reading you plan to act on.

Deleting your data

Contact

Questions about this policy: info@adrielservice.com

Changes

If this policy changes, the “last updated” date above changes with it. Because Biomon collects nothing, any future change that introduced collection would be a significant one, and would be called out clearly in the app rather than only here.