JustSets

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JustSets Privacy Policy

Effective date: September 13, 2026

JustSets is a minimal, offline-first workout tracker. This policy explains what information the app handles and how it is used.

Summary

JustSets does not require an account, does not run ads, does not use third-party analytics, and does not sell personal information. Workout data is stored locally on your device.

If you choose to connect Apple Health, JustSets can also save future completed workouts to the Health app on your device so they appear in Apple Fitness and contribute to your Activity rings.

Information Stored by JustSets

JustSets stores the workout information you enter or import, including:

  • Exercises, muscle groups, exercise notes, and archive status.
  • Workout names, dates, and completion status.
  • Logged sets, reps, weight, and warmup status. Warmup status is retained in copied sets, supported Strong imports, and JustSets backups. Warmups are excluded from working-set counts, volume, personal records, and progress charts.
  • Workout templates.
  • App preferences, such as light or dark appearance, accent color, weight units, and an optional weekly workout target.
  • First-time setup progress and completion status, including a temporary local copy of imported preferences used to safely resume interrupted setup.
  • Rest timer preferences and the current timer’s workout association and end time.
  • A local fingerprint derived from imported workout contents, used only to prevent duplicate CSV imports.
  • Local synchronization identifiers and status information used to connect a JustSets workout with the copy saved by JustSets in Apple Health.

This information is stored locally in the app’s on-device database and settings storage.

The optional starter exercise library is bundled with the app and works offline. Adding it creates ordinary local exercise records. Setup progress is excluded from exported JustSets backups.

Strong CSV Imports

If you choose to import a Strong CSV export, JustSets reads the selected file on your device, previews the import, and saves the supported workout data into JustSets only after you confirm the import. The original CSV file is not uploaded by JustSets.

JustSets Backups

You can export a JSON backup containing your JustSets workout data, exercise notes and archive status, templates, import fingerprints, and selected app preferences: appearance, accent color, weight unit, automatic rest timer settings, and an optional weekly workout target. The backup is created only when you request it and is saved to a location you choose through Apple’s file picker. JustSets does not upload the backup file to a JustSets server.

You can also restore a JustSets JSON backup that you select on your device. JustSets validates the backup before asking for confirmation. If you confirm, the backup replaces all existing workouts, exercises, templates, import fingerprints, and the selected app preferences listed above. Purchase entitlements, Apple Health connection state and synchronization records, App Store review-prompt state, notification permissions, and running rest timers are not included in backups.

Purchases

JustSets Pro purchases and purchase restoration are handled through Apple’s App Store and StoreKit. JustSets checks App Store purchase entitlement information to unlock Pro features. Payment processing, billing information, and App Store account information are handled by Apple under Apple’s privacy policy.

Ratings and Reviews

After you finish five workouts in JustSets, the app may ask StoreKit to display Apple’s standard App Store rating and review prompt. Apple controls whether the prompt appears and handles any rating or review you choose to submit. JustSets does not send your workout data with this request.

Data Sharing

JustSets does not send workout data to a JustSets server. JustSets does not sell, rent, or share your workout data with advertisers or data brokers.

Apple Health and Fitness

Apple Health integration is optional and is off until you enable it during setup or in Settings and grant permission. When enabled, JustSets writes workouts that you complete after connecting to the Health app on your device. The saved workout includes its strength-training activity type, start time, end time, duration, JustSets branding, and identifiers used to prevent duplicate exports. JustSets does not write estimated calories or heart-rate samples.

Workouts saved to Apple Health may appear in Apple Fitness, contribute to Activity rings, and be available to other apps you authorize to read workout data from Apple Health. Apple controls Health and Fitness data storage, presentation, synchronization, and access by other authorized apps. JustSets does not upload Apple Health data to a JustSets server.

JustSets stores the Apple Health workout identifier and synchronization status locally so it can retry failed exports and delete the corresponding Apple Health workout. These synchronization records are not included in JustSets JSON backups. Existing workouts, Strong imports, and workouts restored from a backup are not automatically exported to Apple Health.

Deleting a workout that JustSets saved to Apple Health also deletes the corresponding Apple Health workout. JustSets deletes its local copy only after the Apple Health deletion succeeds. If Apple Health permission has been revoked or deletion fails, JustSets keeps the local workout and reports the problem. Disabling Apple Health export stops future exports but does not delete workouts already saved to Apple Health.

If you edit the name, start time, or end time of a workout that JustSets saved to Apple Health, JustSets replaces the linked Apple Health workout so its exported details remain consistent. Exercise and set edits remain only in JustSets because those details are not included in the Apple Health workout. JustSets saves the local metadata edit only after the replacement succeeds. If replacement fails, JustSets keeps the original local workout and attempts to restore its original Apple Health copy; if restoration also fails, the app reports a synchronization issue that you can retry.

When you choose to share a completed-workout summary, JustSets creates a branded image locally on your device and opens Apple’s system share sheet. The image is provided only to the app, service, or person you select. The selected destination handles the shared image under its own privacy practices. JustSets does not retain or upload the generated image.

When you choose Send Feedback in Settings, JustSets opens your email app with a message addressed to support@justsets.app. The draft includes your device model identifier, operating system version, and JustSets app version and build number to help diagnose issues. You can review or delete this information before sending. JustSets receives the information only if you choose to send the email.

When you choose Share JustSets, the app opens Apple’s system share sheet with a link to the JustSets website. The selected destination handles the shared link under its own privacy practices.

Because JustSets stores data on your device, your data may be included in device backups depending on your iOS and Apple account backup settings.

Network Access

JustSets is designed to work offline for core workout tracking. Apple Health workout writing occurs through Apple’s on-device HealthKit framework and does not send workout data to a JustSets server. Network access may be used by Apple’s StoreKit services when loading products, making purchases, restoring purchases, checking purchase entitlements, or requesting an App Store rating or review. Visiting the JustSets website or sending a feedback email uses the network through the browser or email app you choose.

Permissions

During setup or when using rest timer features, JustSets may request notification permission so it can alert you when a rest timer finishes. Rest timer notifications are scheduled locally on your device and do not send workout information to JustSets or a third party. If you enable Apple Health integration, JustSets requests permission to write workout data. It does not request permission to read Apple Health data, heart rate, or active energy. The current version does not request access to location, contacts, camera, microphone, photos, Bluetooth, or motion sensors. Sharing a workout summary uses Apple’s system share sheet and does not require photo-library access. File access is used only when you choose a CSV or JSON backup file to import, or choose where to save an exported backup.

Deleting Data

Editing an exercise updates its name and muscle group throughout JustSets, including previous workouts and insights. Archiving keeps the exercise, notes, workout history, and progress locally, hides it from new selections, and removes it from saved templates. Existing active workouts are preserved. Restoring makes the exercise selectable again but does not restore removed template placements. Archive status is included in JustSets backups.

Exercises can be archived and restored. These exercise actions do not change workouts saved to Apple Health. Previously exported backup files and shared images are not changed by edits or archiving in the app.

You can delete individual workouts and templates from within the app, and you can archive exercises you no longer want to use. Deleting a workout that JustSets linked to Apple Health also deletes the corresponding Apple Health workout. An App Store purchase remains associated with your Apple Account and is managed by Apple. You can remove all locally stored app data by deleting the app from your device. Deleting JustSets itself does not automatically remove workouts already stored in Apple Health; you can manage those records in the Health app.

Changes to This Policy

This policy should be updated when JustSets changes how it collects, stores, uses, shares, or transmits data, or when new permissions, third-party services, analytics, crash reporting, cloud sync, or account features are added.

Contact

For privacy questions, contact support@justsets.app.