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Last updated 6 September 2026 · Mirrors the Data Safety section BeastBook declares on Google Play
Steps, heart rate, weight, body fat %, and active calories burned (via Health Connect); age, height, weight, and fitness goal you enter directly.
Workouts, exercises, sets, reps, and weights you log.
Meals logged, calorie entries, and other in-app actions.
An optional profile field, stored locally only. Can end up in a workout you export or share as a QR code / social card — see the Privacy Policy.
A photo you take or choose of a meal, for the AI photo-estimate feature. Sent to Google's Gemini API to identify the food and judge portion size; not stored by us afterward.
| Feature | What's sent | Sent to |
|---|---|---|
| AI food search / estimate | The food text you type | Google (Gemini API), or Anthropic if you've added your own key |
| AI photo estimate | A photo you take or choose of a meal | Google (Gemini API) — never Anthropic |
| Barcode scan | The scanned barcode number only | Open Food Facts |
| Subscription purchases | Subscriber ID, purchase/subscription status, device identifiers | RevenueCat, and Google Play for payment processing |
None of these are advertising or analytics partners — each is triggered only when you actively use that specific feature, and receives only the minimum data that feature needs.
In transit: every network request (Gemini, Anthropic, Open Food Facts, RevenueCat) uses HTTPS.
Deletion: handled in-app, immediately — there's no account and no server-side copy. Delete an entry and it's gone; uninstall the app and everything goes with it. The one exception is subscription/purchase records, which Google Play and RevenueCat retain separately for billing and legal record-keeping — see the Privacy Policy for how to request deletion of those.