Last updated · June 13, 2026
The short version
- Data collected: None.
- Storage: Your device only.
- Shared with: No one.
- Account required: No.
- Internet required: No.
What stays on your device
Sessions, climbs, workouts, sets, gym configurations, bodyweight entries, and settings live in a local SQLite database on your phone. Nothing is uploaded, synced, or backed up to a remote service. There is no Overhang server.
Apple Health
Under Settings → Apple Health you can turn on two optional, opt-in integrations, both off by default:
- Import bodyweight — Overhang reads your weight from Apple Health to keep strength-to-weight ratios and estimated maxes current. The imported weight is stored only in the same local database as everything else.
- Export workouts — Overhang writes your completed sessions to Apple Health as workouts (activity type and duration only; no heart rate, no calories).
Health data is never transmitted off the device by Overhang. Turn either off anytime in Settings; iOS access can also be reviewed or revoked under Settings → Health → Data Access & Devices.
What is never collected
- Personal information (name, email, phone)
- Location data
- Analytics or telemetry
- Crash reports
- Advertising identifiers
Overhang contains no analytics, advertising, or tracking SDKs and makes no network requests. During the beta, Apple's TestFlight may collect crash logs and feedback you choose to send — that data is governed by Apple's privacy policy, and Overhang itself embeds no crash reporting.
Deletion
Uninstalling Overhang removes the local database with it. Because nothing ever left the device, there is no account to close, no cloud copy to delete, and no data retained elsewhere.
Updates and contact
If this policy changes, the new version ships with the next app update. Questions: support@trainoverhang.com.