Peptimes

Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy

Effective date: November 12, 2026

Peptimes isn’t available in app stores yet. This policy describes the app as it will work at launch, and the website as it works now.

What this covers

How PT Development LLC, doing business as Peptimes, handles “consumer health data” as defined by Washington’s My Health My Data Act, Nevada’s SB 370 (NRS 603A.400 et seq.) and the consumer health data provisions of the Connecticut Data Privacy Act. It adds to our Privacy Policy.

What consumer health data Peptimes has

Health records on your phone. The Peptimes app processes these categories on your phone, to provide the features you use:

  • doses: compounds, amounts, times, routes, injection sites, side effects and intensity, pain, how you felt, notes, and doses you marked not taken;
  • protocols: compounds, amounts, schedules, start dates and cycle lengths;
  • your own compounds (names and units) and your Vial Inventory (amounts, dates, use-by dates);
  • daily check-ins: energy, mood, sleep, hunger and food-noise ratings, side effects, notes, weight, water, nutrition, workouts and steps;
  • weights, Body Profile details and body measurements;
  • if you connect them, readings from Apple Health or (when Peptimes for Android is released) Health Connect: weight, body fat, steps, sleep, resting heart rate, heart rate variability, workouts, nutrition and (iPhone only) waist size;
  • goals, experience level, badges and the Progress Jar;
  • the estimates and summaries the app calculates from these, the short summary it writes for the iPhone Home Screen widget, and any Doctor report you make.

Source: you, and Apple Health or Health Connect if you connect them. Purpose: the features you ask for, such as your history, reminders, the widget, reports and Insights. How they’re processed: stored and calculated by the app on your phone; on iPhone they can be included in the iCloud or computer backups you make. The app doesn’t send them to us or anyone else. Shared with: no one, unless you share an export or a Doctor report, or send something to us yourself.

Your account. Because your Peptimes account shows that you use a dose-tracking app, we treat it as consumer health data too:

  • What it is: your email address, your first and last name, your sign-in details (a password for email accounts, which we can’t see, or your Apple or Google sign-in identity), a record that you agreed to our terms, and the technical records our providers keep when the app connects, such as IP address and time.
  • Source: you, and Apple or Google if you sign in with them.
  • Purpose: to create and run your account, let you sign in, send the account emails you ask for, answer you and keep the service secure.
  • How it’s processed: stored by our account provider, Supabase, in the United States, and used only for the purposes above.
  • Shared with: only the service providers below. It’s never sold.

What you send us yourself, such as a support email or a bug-report screenshot, may contain health information. We use it only to answer you and to fix and improve Peptimes.

How we use and share it

  • Use: only to provide your account and the service you asked for.
  • No selling: we don’t sell consumer health data.
  • Who receives it: only service providers acting for us:
    • Supabase (accounts and sign-in), United States;
    • Loops (account emails such as password resets);
    • Google (Google Workspace, support email);
    • Sentry (crash reports, only if you turn them on; never consumer health data);
    • RevenueCat (subscription status: your account ID and purchases, never health records).
  • Affiliates: we have none.
  • Featurebase hosts our help center and feedback board. It receives your IP address and browser details, and what you type or sign in with on its pages.
  • No cross-site collection: no third party collects consumer health data about you through Peptimes across other companies’ apps or websites. The app has no analytics, advertising or tracking tools. The website peptimes.com has no advertising or tracking tools; it counts visits with Vercel Web Analytics, which sets no cookies, doesn’t store IP addresses and collects no health data.
  • AI: we don’t use any personal data, including account information, to train AI models.

Your rights

You can ask us to:

  • confirm whether we hold your consumer health data, and see it;
  • see a list of the third parties and service providers we’ve shared it with, with their contact details;
  • delete it, including from our providers’ archived or backup systems. You can also delete your account in the app (Profile → Delete account), which deletes it from our server straight away;
  • withdraw any consent you’ve given.

How to ask: email privacy@peptimes.com. We’ll respond within 45 days, and may extend that once by another 45 days where the law allows, telling you why. If we decline, you can appeal by replying to our decision, and we’ll answer within 45 days.

Records on your phone aren’t something we can see or delete. You can delete them in the app, with Reset All Data or Delete account; on iPhone, backups you made follow your own backup settings. If we delete your account at your request by email, its records on your phone can no longer be opened in Peptimes, so export them first.

If you’re unhappy with our answer to an appeal, you can complain to the Washington Attorney General (atg.wa.gov/file-complaint), the Nevada Attorney General (ag.nv.gov/Complaints/Consumer_Complaint) or the Connecticut Attorney General (portal.ct.gov/ag/common/complaint-form-landing-page).

Changes

When we change this policy, we’ll update it here with a new effective date. For a material change, we’ll also tell you before it takes effect. Before using consumer health data in a new way, we’ll ask for your consent.

Contact

PT Development LLC, doing business as Peptimes
30 N Gould St #71196, Sheridan, WY 82801
Email: privacy@peptimes.com