FitCount Privacy Policy

Last updated: October 12, 2026

FitCount is a home-workout app with a camera rep and touch counter. It works entirely on your device. This policy explains what the app does with your information. In short: we don't collect it.

What FitCount stores, and where

FitCount keeps the following only on your device, in the app's private storage:

• your counting sessions: the drill, the count, the events (touches, reps, jumps) and any fixes you made in Replay;
• session videos, only if you turn on "Record video" (it is off by default; you can delete videos one by one or

all at once, or let the app delete them automatically; counts and records stay);

• personal records, badges, streaks and the challenge leaderboard;
• your workout history, custom workouts and plan edits;
• body weight and height entries you type in;
• your answers to the optional health check, if you fill it in (kept only on the device and left out of device

backups unless you opt in under Privacy & data; never part of exports or share codes);

• settings (language, theme, goals, reminder time);
• step counts read from your phone's step counter, if you allow it;
• daily local backup snapshots (the last 7), inside the app's private storage;
• separate data for each local profile you create (an optional PIN is stored only as a salted hash).

FitCount has no account system and no servers, and the app has no internet permission: it cannot send anything anywhere. Settings → Privacy & data shows every permission, what is stored and how much.

Camera and microphone

• Camera (optional, asked when you start counting): the camera image is analysed on your phone to follow

your body and the ball and count reps, jumps and touches. Camera video is never uploaded: the app has no internet permission. "Record video" is off by default: counting, Replay and fixing counts work without it. If you turn it on, the session video is saved in the app's private storage so Replay and video export can show it, until you delete it or export it yourself. Deny the camera and every other feature still works (a demo athlete shows how counting works).

• Microphone (optional, off by default): only if you turn on "Count jumps by sound" for jump rope. The sound is

analysed live to hear the rope; nothing is recorded or saved.

• Kids mode (off by default) covers faces in the live view, replays and exports, and asks for a parent check

before exporting or saving files and before it can be turned off.

Other permissions

• Physical activity (Android 10+): to read the phone's step counter. Optional; steps stay on the device.
• Notifications: workout session controls, reminders, badges and the optional Today summary.
• Exact alarms: so workout timers end on time (optional; Android may delay timers without it).
• Foreground service: keeps a running workout going while the screen is off.
• Calendar (optional, off by default): only if you turn on calendar sync, to add your sessions to a local

"FitCount" calendar on the device.

• Vibration, run at startup, home-screen shortcuts: haptic cues, re-arming reminders after a restart,

and pinning a workout on older launchers.

Export, sharing and backup

Nothing leaves the app unless you choose to share or export it. An exported overlay video, result image or data file (CSV, JSON) goes to a location or app you choose. A challenge QR code or link contains the drill, the rules (target or score to beat, time limit, pattern, foot), the name you enter, the score and a short checksum of the counted events; it is shared only when you share it. Folder backups go to a folder you pick; if another app on your device (for example a cloud drive) syncs that folder, that app's own policy applies. Android's own backup may include FitCount's data in your device backup if you have it turned on; you can exclude FitCount in Privacy & data.

Deleting your data

Privacy & data → Delete everything removes the profile's data from the device permanently (after you type a confirmation word). Videos can also be deleted on their own from the video storage screen. Uninstalling the app removes all of it.

Purchases

FitCount is a paid download from Google Play, handled entirely by Google Play under Google's privacy policy. There are no in-app purchases, subscriptions or ads.

Health

FitCount is a training counter, not medical advice. Counts are estimates and can be fixed in Replay.

Children

FitCount is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any personal data. Kids mode is there for families who train together.

Changes and contact

If this policy changes, the new version will be published at the same address with a new date. Questions: the developer contact on this app's Google Play listing.