Privacy policy
Last updated 6 November 2026
The short version
Everything you record in Dozara — doses, weight, protein, side effects, workouts — is stored in a database on your own device. It is never uploaded to us. We do not have an account system, so there is no profile of you on our servers to leak, sell or hand over.
What stays on your device
- Your profile: height, sex, birth year, goal weight, units and language.
- Medication plans, dose logs, injection sites and vials.
- Weight, waist, body composition and photos.
- Protein entries, side effects, appetite scores and workout sessions.
None of this is transmitted. It is removed when you delete the app or use Delete my data in settings.
What reaches our server
The app fetches reference data — compounds, foods and workout templates — so that new entries do not need an app update. That request sends only a sync cursor (when you last synced), your interface language and the app version. It carries nothing personal and no health data.
If you use the optional AI coach, the app sends the profile details you chose to include with that request in order to generate a plan: your BMI rounded to a whole number, age, sex, the time you have and your equipment. We pass them to an AI model provider to build the plan. Neither we nor the app keep them on our server afterwards.
To limit how often the coach can be used, the app also sends a random identifier created on your phone. It is not linked to your name or an account, and a new one is made if you reinstall the app. We store only a one-way hash of it with a count of that day's requests, and delete it the next day.
News and notifications
Dozara can show you news, tips and offers from us inside the app, and send them as notifications if you allow notifications. To choose who sees what, the app sends our server a small device record: the random identifier described above, your phone type (iPhone or Android), the app version, your interface language, whether Premium is on, and the notification token that Apple or Google gives the app. It contains no doses, weights or other logs.
Only if you turn on News for your medicine in Settings does the record also include the names of the medicines you track, so we can send news about them. It is off unless you turn it on, and turning it off removes the medicine names from our server the next time the app connects.
We also count, per day, that the app was opened (date, the random identifier, phone type and app version) and whether you saw, used or closed a message. We use this only to see how the app is used and whether messages reach people. Daily counts are deleted after 120 days, and a device record is deleted when the app has not connected for 12 months. You can stop notifications at any time in your phone's settings; on Android they have their own "News and updates" category.
Apple Health and Health Connect
Access is read-only and requested only when you tap Import — never at startup. Dozara reads weight and step count. It does not write to your health record, and imported values never overwrite a weight you entered by hand.
Subscriptions
Subscriptions are handled by Apple or Google through RevenueCat. We receive the status of your subscription — active or not — and never your payment details.
Children
Dozara is not intended for anyone under 18.
Your rights
Because your data is on your device, you exercise these directly: Export produces a copy of everything recorded, and Delete removes exactly what export carries. Both are free and neither requires a subscription.
Contact
Questions about privacy: privacy@dozara.app