Effective September 9, 2026

Privacy Policy

Habit Champs, branded in the app as Champs, is a private motivation app developed and operated by Simon Corcos. This policy explains the information Habit Champs handles and the choices available to you.

Information you provide

We store account details such as your email address, display name, immutable handle, profile image, and discoverability preference. We also store goals, rewards, cheers, Fan requests, manual activity entries, and other content you create in Champs. When you choose to send product feedback, we process the feedback category and text you submit. When a Fan pledges a private media reward, we store the photo, audio recording, or video they choose to attach.

Health and fitness information

With your permission, Champs reads daily step summaries from Apple Health or Health Connect and run summaries from Strava. Champs stores daily totals and workout summaries needed to update your goals. It does not store raw health samples, heart-rate streams, or GPS routes.

If you choose Track earlier history, Champs can import up to 365 days of available summaries for historical trends and target comparisons. Health Connect requires separate access to older history. Historical imports do not create past Goal wins, rewards, or celebrations.

You can revoke Apple Health, Health Connect, or Strava access in the provider's settings. Revoking access stops future syncs; previously synced summaries remain until you delete them or delete your account.

How information is used

We use your information to authenticate you, operate your private Champion space, calculate goal progress, sync connected activities, deliver notifications, and show approved Fans the information you have chosen to share with them.

Champs does not sell personal information or use health information for advertising. PostHog analytics are used only to understand product reliability and improve Champs; they are not used for advertising or cross-app tracking.

AI-assisted Goal drafts

If you choose Draft my Goal, Champs sends the short prompt you enter to OpenRouter so an AI model can prepare Goal and optional Habit settings for your review. The request includes only fixed Champs capability information, calendar anchors such as your local day and week boundary, and a salted pseudonymous account hash. It does not include your name, circle, existing Goals, activity or health values, rewards, messages, or connected-provider data.

Champs does not store the prompt or model response. OpenRouter is instructed not to store the request or collect it for model-provider use. A draft does not create or save a Goal or Habit; nothing is written until you review the builder and press Create Goal.

Analytics, diagnostics, and session replay

Champs uses PostHog to collect product events, pseudonymous account identifiers, generalized screen or route names, app and device details, interaction events, and error diagnostics such as stack traces. This helps us understand which parts of Champs are used and investigate crashes and other failures.

Session replay is configured to mask text and text inputs, hide images and private media, remove route identifiers and query strings, and exclude console logs and network contents before a recording leaves your device. Champs does not intentionally send goal text, activity or health values, messages, reward media, access tokens, or email addresses to PostHog. Analytics and replay data are retained according to the operational retention settings in our PostHog account.

If you deliberately submit a feature idea or problem report, Champs sends that feedback text, its category, a pseudonymous account identifier, and limited app context to PostHog. Feedback is not taken from session replay or other private content. Please do not include health details, private circle messages, passwords, or access tokens in feedback.

Sharing and service providers

Accepted Fans can see progress and content within the private circle you share with them. We use Supabase for authentication and data storage, Vercel for the web application, Expo for app delivery and push notifications, Google Cloud Storage for private reward media, PostHog for privacy-limited product analytics and diagnostics, OpenRouter when you explicitly request an AI-assisted Goal draft, and Apple, Google, and Strava when you choose their sign-in or health integrations. Private reward media is delivered through Champs only to the Fan who pledged it and to the Champion after the linked goal is achieved. These providers process data under their own terms and privacy commitments.

Retention and deletion

We retain your account information and content while your account is active. You can permanently delete your account in Champs Settings or through the public account-deletion page. Deletion removes your profile, goals, activities, health summaries, social relationships, rewards, notifications, push tokens, and stored integration credentials from Champs. If you used Sign in with Apple, Champs also directs you to revoke the remaining Apple authorization in your Apple Account settings.

Security and your choices

Champs uses authenticated access, database row-level security, and encrypted provider credentials to limit access to private data. No internet service can guarantee absolute security, so please contact us promptly if you believe your account has been compromised.

You can change discoverability, disconnect providers, control health permissions, sign out, or delete your account from Settings.

Children and policy changes

Champs is not directed to children under 13. We may update this policy as the service changes and will update the effective date when we do.

Contact

Questions or privacy requests for Habit Champs can be sent to Simon Corcos at dev@redkrypton.com.