Private by design: your health answers never leave your device

Our tools run inside your browser. When you log a hot flash or answer a checker question, the data is saved on your phone or computer, in the browser's own storage (localStorage or IndexedDB). It is not uploaded, not synced to an account, and not visible to us.

That means:

• No account needed. You never give us a name, email or phone number to use a tool.
• We cannot see your data, so we cannot lose it, sell it or hand it over.
• Doctor reports are made on your device. When you export a Health Report or printable summary, the file is created in your browser. You choose who sees it.

We measure a few things so we know which tools are useful:

• a tool was opened
• a tool was completed
• a report was exported
• a calendar reminder was added
• an embed code was copied
• a partner link (/go/) was clicked

That is all. Analytics events never include your answers, symptom scores, values, dates, period dates or anything about your body.

Each tracker has a "Your data" panel where you can:

• Export your data as a file (to keep a backup or to move to a new phone).
• Import that file on another device.
• Delete everything in one tap, with a confirmation step.

Clearing your browser data also deletes it. If you use a private or incognito window, the tools still work for that session, but nothing is kept when you close it.

• Shared phones. Anyone who uses your phone and browser can open the tools and see what is stored. If you share a device, delete your data after use or use a private window.
• Lost phone, lost data. Because we do not keep a copy, we cannot restore it. Export a backup if your diary matters to you.
• Partner sites are different. When you click through to book a consult or a lab test, that provider's own privacy policy applies to what you share with them.

The Philippine Data Privacy Act of 2012 (RA 10173) treats health information as sensitive personal information. The simplest way to protect it is not to collect it, so we built our tools that way. Contact forms and correction requests never ask for health details.