Setspan
Setspan privacy information
1. Overview
Setspan stores your prep records on your device. You control exports and optional connections. Setspan has no server for your prep records and includes no advertising or analytics tracking.
2. What the app stores
Your programs, daily tasks, meal and training logs, check-ins, body measurements, and progress photos are saved in Setspan's local storage. The app does not upload those records to a Setspan server. Device backups and any copies you export are managed separately from the app.
3. No tracking or analytics
Setspan contains no analytics, advertising, or third-party tracking SDK. Core workout logging works offline. Apple services such as subscription purchases and restores may require an internet connection.
4. Subscriptions through Apple
Apple processes in-app purchases, subscription payments, and restores. Setspan uses StoreKit product and verified transaction information to determine Premium access. Setspan does not receive your payment-card details, and your workout records are not included in these purchase requests. Apple's App Store privacy information describes how Apple handles purchase data.
5. Photos and camera
You choose images through Apple's system photo picker or, where offered, allow camera capture. Setspan receives the image you select or capture and stores progress photos locally with file protection. It does not browse your photo library.
6. Device authentication
If you enable device protection, authentication is handled by iOS using biometrics or the device passcode. Setspan never sees biometric or passcode data; it only learns whether an unlock succeeded.
7. Apple Health on Watch
Starting or continuing a workout on your iPhone can open Setspan on your paired Apple Watch. With your Apple Health permission, the Watch can run a strength-training workout session and save it to Apple Health when the session ends. This workout session can run even when heart-rate recovery is off. Heart-rate recovery is optional and off until you enable it. If you use it, Setspan requests permission to read heart-rate information from Apple Health. You can deny or revoke access in Apple Health. Setspan does not send Apple Health records to a Setspan server or its private development assistant connection.
8. Watch, widgets, and previews
Setspan can share limited next-task and rest information with its widgets, Live Activity, and paired Apple Watch. These system surfaces may be visible outside the app. Use Hide sensitive previews and device protection in Settings to control sensitive content.
9. Sharing and exports
Coach Export creates a local PDF from the check-in you choose. Sharing opens the iOS share sheet, where you choose the destination. The Data & Privacy export creates a local JSON copy. Setspan does not automatically send either file to a coach. Once you share a copy, the recipient or service controls that copy.
10. Deleting your data
Data & Privacy can permanently delete Setspan's local records, protected progress-photo files, reminders, and widget snapshots. Deletion cannot be undone. It does not remove copies you already shared, erase Apple Health records or device backups, or cancel an Apple subscription. Manage subscriptions through your Apple account.
11. Private development builds
Private development builds may include a Codex connection to a paired Mac. Reads require Assistant read access to be enabled and Setspan to be open and unlocked. Requested task titles, workout prescriptions, and recorded sets are shared with your AI conversation; photos, body measurements, and free-text notes are excluded. Turn the setting off to revoke reads. A separate workout import sends only a transcription you review and requires Save Workout in the app. No workout is saved or scheduled automatically. The AI service handles conversation data under its own settings and policies. This private development feature is not included in Release builds or offered as a public ChatGPT app.
12. Questions
Contact Caisson HQ at admin@caissonhq.com with privacy questions. Do not include progress photos, detailed health information, passwords, or payment details in an initial inquiry.