Privacy Policy
Last updated 29 June 2026
MoveCue is built to keep your data on your phone. This policy explains what that means and the narrow cases where data leaves your device.
What we collect on our servers
Almost nothing, and never anything that identifies you. MoveCue stores your routines, workout history, settings, and subscription state locally on your device. We do not run an account system and we never ask you to log in. The only data that ever reaches a server we operate is described in the narrow cases below — and none of it identifies you.
What we don't collect
We do not collect your name, contacts, location, photos, advertising identifiers, or any analytics about how you use the app. We do not have a way to log you in, and we never ask you to create an account.
When data leaves your device
Here are the narrow, opt-in cases where data leaves your phone. None of them include your name, email, or any account identifier — MoveCue doesn't have those to send.
1 · AI workout planner
MoveCue includes an optional AI planner that turns a spoken or typed description into a structured workout. It runs only after you tap "I agree, use AI" on an in-app consent screen that explains what is sent and links to Anthropic's privacy policy. If you never opt in, nothing is sent.
When you use it, your description is sent to our AI proxy on Cloudflare, which forwards it to Anthropic's Claude API to generate the workout. See Anthropic's privacy policy for how they handle that request.
To tailor the plan, MoveCue may also include a short, anonymous summary of your recent training that is built entirely on your device. This summary is limited to a coarse training-frequency band (e.g. "a couple of times a week"), the names of body areas and a few exercises you've trained recently, your current streak, a count of recent personal bests, and the focus and weekly availability you set at onboarding. It deliberately excludes your name, email, any identifier, body measurements, health or medical information, pain or difficulty ratings, individual workout records, weights, reps, exact dates, and any free text you've entered. It is sent solely to generate your workout and is not used to build a profile of you.
2 · Apple Health integration (optional)
If you enable Apple Health in Settings, MoveCue writes completed workout sessions (start time, end time, duration, an active-energy estimate) to Apple Health. This is a write only — MoveCue does not read your Health data. You can revoke the permission any time in iOS Settings → Health → Data Access & Devices → MoveCue.
3 · Microphone & on-device speech recognition
When you tap the microphone in the AI planner to describe a routine out loud, MoveCue uses your device's built-in speech recognition to turn your speech into text. The audio is processed on your device and the raw recording never leaves your phone — only the text you choose to send goes to the AI planner, exactly as if you had typed it. The microphone is used only while you are actively recording, and only in this screen. You can deny or revoke the microphone permission at any time in your phone's Settings; the planner still works with typed input.
4 · Anonymous AI feedback
After the AI planner builds a workout, you can optionally rate it with a thumbs up or down and add an optional note. If you do, that rating, your optional note, and a coarse description of the plan's shape (such as the goal, number of days, and equipment) are sent to our Cloudflare proxy and stored in a Supabase database we operate, so we can improve the feature. This feedback is anonymous — it carries no name, email, identifier, or health data, and we have no way to link it back to you. Rating is entirely optional; if you skip it, nothing is sent. We retain this feedback, and any associated proxy logs, for up to 30 days.
5 · Subscriptions
MoveCue Premium is sold through Apple's App Store and Google Play. We use RevenueCat to manage subscription state and verify purchases. RevenueCat identifies your device with an anonymous, randomly generated ID — we do not send it your name, email, or any account information, and your actual payment details are handled entirely by Apple or Google and are never seen by MoveCue or RevenueCat. See Apple's and Google's privacy policies for how they process purchases.
6 · Waitlist signup at movecue.app
If you enter your email on this website to join the launch waitlist, it's stored in a Supabase database we operate so we can email you when MoveCue is available. Email only — we don't ask for or store anything else. You can request deletion at any time at hello@movecue.app.
Third-party services
The narrow cases above rely on a small number of third parties, each handling only what's described: Anthropic (generating AI workouts) reached through a Cloudflare proxy we operate, RevenueCat (subscription state, via an anonymous device ID), and Supabase (storing anonymous AI feedback and any waitlist email). Apple and Google handle your purchases and, on iOS, Apple Health. We don't sell your data, and we don't share it with anyone beyond what's needed to provide these features.
Cookies & analytics
The MoveCue app does not use cookies, advertising identifiers, or third-party analytics, and we don't track your behaviour inside it. This website (movecue.app) is a simple static site and likewise sets no advertising or tracking cookies.
Deleting your data
Open the app → Settings → Delete all my data. This wipes every record on your device. Because there's no server-side copy, that's the entire deletion process.
Your rights
You can ask us about, or request deletion of, any data we hold by emailing hello@movecue.app. Because almost everything stays on your device, in most cases the fastest way to delete your data is the in-app option above.
Children
MoveCue is not directed at children under 13 and we do not knowingly collect data from children.
Changes
If this policy changes materially, we'll update the date at the top of this page. The current version is always at movecue.app/privacy.
Contact
Email hello@movecue.app with any questions.