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Privacy Policy — P4P apps on Google Play

Last updated: 5 November 2026

This policy explains what personal data our Android apps handle, why, who receives it, and what you can do about it. It covers every fitness app that we publish on Google Play and that links to this policy: Abify, Chestify, Buttify, Legify, Armify, Quickify and Burnify (the "main Apps") and the 30 Day apps (30 Day challenge at home, 30 Day Chest Challenge and 30 Day Butt Challenge Women). Each one is called the "App".

1. Who is responsible

The Apps are published on Google Play under the developer name Passion4Profession Apps ("P4P", "we", "us"). Passion4Profession is the trading name of an individual trader established in Ticino, Switzerland, who is the controller of your data. The trader's legal name, postal address, phone number and email are published by Google Play in the developer contact section of each App's listing, which you can open from our apps on Google Play, and we send them to you on request.

Contact for anything about your data: support@passion4profession.net

2. The short version

3. What we handle and why

Account data (main Apps). If you create an account we handle your email address, the name and profile picture supplied by you or by Google or Facebook, and the identifier of the sign-in method you chose (email, Google or Facebook). We use it to recognise you, keep your purchases and progress across devices and answer your requests. Legal basis: the contract with you. The 30 Day apps have no account.

Training data. The Apps record the workouts and plans you start and complete, your statistics, your reminders and settings, the answers you give during set-up and, only if you choose to enter it, your body weight. This data is stored on your device. In the main Apps, when you are signed in, it is also saved on our servers so that you find it on your other devices. Workouts that an App builds for you are built on your device. Legal basis: the contract with you; for body weight, your explicit consent, which you withdraw by deleting the value in the App. We do not use body weight or training data for advertising.

Purchase data. When you buy a subscription or another paid product, Google Play tells us and our subscription service which product you bought, when, and whether it is active, together with a purchase identifier. We use it to unlock what you paid for, to restore purchases and to keep the accounts the law requires. Legal basis: the contract with you and our legal obligations.

Device and usage data. The Apps collect technical data: device model, operating system, language, country, App version, IP address, an App installation identifier, the screens and features you use, crash reports and, for analytics and for the measurement of installs and App events by Google and Meta in the main Apps, your device's advertising identifier where it is available. We use it to keep the Apps working, find and fix errors, understand which features are used and measure our own campaigns. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in running, securing and improving the Apps. You can object at any time: delete or reset the advertising identifier in your device settings, or write to us.

Advertising. Current versions of the Apps show no adverts. Older versions of the 30 Day apps showed adverts supplied by Google AdMob, which used the advertising identifier, the IP address and the interaction with adverts. If you still have such a version, update the App to remove them.

Notifications. If you allow notifications, the Apps send workout reminders. Reminders you set are scheduled on your device. The 30 Day apps also use a push service, which stores a notification token and device information. Legal basis: your consent, which you withdraw in your device settings.

Messages you send us. If you write to us we keep your message and your address for as long as we need to answer and to follow up. Legal basis: our legitimate interest in answering you.

We make no automated decisions that have legal effects on you. Purchase data is needed to provide what you paid for; everything else is optional.

4. Permissions

The Apps do not read your contacts, your microphone or your precise location.

5. Who receives your data

We use service providers that process data on our behalf or as independent services inside the Apps. Each one has its own privacy policy:

We also disclose data when the law obliges us to, or to defend our rights. We do not sell personal data for money. Apart from the services listed above, we give it to no one for their own marketing.

6. Where your data goes and how long we keep it

We are based in Switzerland. Our providers process data mainly in the United States and the European Union, and possibly in any country where they operate. Transfers to the United States rely on the provider's Data Privacy Framework certification (EU, UK and Swiss) where it has one, and otherwise on standard contractual clauses. Ask us if you want a copy.

7. Delete your account and data

This applies to all the Apps listed at the top of this policy.

We delete within 30 days the account, the profile, the email address, the synced training data and body weight, and the identifiers linked to them at our providers, and we confirm by email. We keep purchase records for up to ten years where accounting and tax law requires it. You can also ask us to delete only part of your data without deleting the account. Deleting the account does not cancel a subscription: cancel it first in Google Play.

8. Your rights

Wherever you live, you can ask us what data we hold about you and ask us to correct or delete it. Depending on your country you also have these rights:

To use a right, write to the contact address in section 1. We answer within one month. We may ask you to confirm that the account is yours.

9. Children

The Apps are for adults; people aged 16 or 17 may use them only with the permission of a parent or guardian. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone under 16. If you believe a child has given us data, write to us and we will delete it.

10. Security

We use providers that encrypt data in transit and at rest and we limit access to it. No system is perfectly secure, so we cannot promise absolute security. If a breach puts your rights at risk we tell you and the authorities as the law requires.

11. Changes

We may update this policy when the Apps or the law change. We post the new version on this page with its date and, for important changes, tell you in a suitable way.