Privacy

Last updated: 2026-05-22

What Wake reads

Wake requests read-only access to five fields in Apple Health (HealthKit):

• Sleep analysis (sleep stages, time in bed, awakenings)
• Heart rate
• Heart rate variability (SDNN)
• Resting heart rate

Wake does not request write access. Wake does not record audio, request the microphone, or access your camera, contacts, calendars, reminders, motion data, or location.

Where your data lives

Every read happens on your iPhone. The two-sentence explanation generated each morning is produced locally by Apple Intelligence (FoundationModels). Wake's 30-day baseline is computed and stored locally in SwiftData. Nothing leaves your device.

You can verify this for yourself with a network proxy like Charles or Proxyman. During a complete morning read, Wake makes zero outbound network requests outside of StoreKit (Apple's own purchase API).

Third-party services

Wake does not use any third-party analytics SDK. No Firebase, no Amplitude, no Mixpanel, no Sentry, no AppsFlyer, no advertising IDs. Wake uses Apple's StoreKit 2 for purchases and OSLog for first-party diagnostics; neither sends data to any third party.

What Apple sees

Purchases route through Apple's App Store as required by the platform. Subscription and lifetime IAP transactions are visible to Apple under their own privacy policy; Wake does not see your Apple ID or payment details.

Data retention

If you delete Wake, the locally stored 30-day baseline, generated explanations, and settings are removed from your device with the app. There is no remote store; nothing to delete elsewhere.

Children's privacy

Wake is rated 4+ but is not designed for or marketed to children under 13. Wake does not knowingly collect data from any user.

Changes to this policy

If this policy changes, the new version replaces this one at the same URL. The "Last updated" date above will change.

Contact

Hadger (ИП ШМИГИРИЛОВ, Kazakhstan). Support: hadger.support@gmail.com.