Terms of use

What you are agreeing to

FitMaxx is a personal tracker for fasting, food, weight, workouts, peptide protocols and Apple Health data. By creating an account or using the app you agree to these terms and to the privacy policy, which says what is stored and who can see it.

Where the app was installed from the App Store, Apple’s standard Licensed Application End User License Agreement applies as well. If the two disagree, these terms apply between you and the developer, and Apple’s between you and Apple.

Not medical advice

FitMaxx is a record of what you did and what your devices measured. It is not a medical device, and nothing in it is medical advice, a diagnosis or a treatment plan.

The scores and grades in the app - the FitMaxx score, the sleep and recovery scores, strength levels - describe your own logs and readings against FitMaxx’s own methods; each is explained, with the research it draws on, under Settings › Sources and methods. They are not a judgement of your health. The biological-age figure is a published estimate from routine blood markers, offered from age 18, and is not a diagnosis. Reference ranges and flags on blood work are the lab’s, as printed on the report.

Check with a doctor before making medical decisions, and before starting, stopping or changing any medication, peptide or supplement.

Fasting, dietary changes, peptides and other medications carry real risks. Decisions about any of them are between you and a clinician who knows your history. The app records a peptide dose because you logged it; it does not recommend one, and it never suggests a longer fast.

Your account

You sign in with Apple or Google, and the account is yours alone. Keep that account secure; anything done from a signed-in phone is taken to be done by you.

You must be at least 13 to use FitMaxx. The biological-age estimate is offered from 18.

You can delete the account at any time from Settings. That removes every record, photo and PDF tied to it at once, and it cannot be undone.

Your data

What you log is yours. The developer stores it only to run the service for you: to show it back, to keep it across reinstalls and phones, and to keep a backup so that years of history are not lost to a failed disk.

You are responsible for what you upload. Only upload photos and documents that are yours to upload.

Health data written to Apple Health from the app stays on your phone under Apple’s rules, and is yours to manage there.

Acceptable use

Use the app for your own tracking. Do not try to reach another account’s data, overload or probe the service, or reverse the sign-in. What you post to friends is a card of your own figures from the app; do not use it to carry anything else. A friend can block you, and a note sent from Feedback reaches the person who runs the app. An account used that way may be closed.

Availability

FitMaxx is built and run by one person for a small number of people. It is offered as it is, with no promise of uptime, and it may be changed, paused or shut down. If it is ever shut down you will be told in advance and given a way to take your data with you.

FitMaxx Plus

Logging, Apple Health, insights, consistency, friends and share cards are free. The features that ask an AI a question on your behalf are metered: a Free account gets a set number of answers each month - photo estimates, label reads, food lookups, typed meals and questions to FitMaxx AI, where a question with its follow-ups is one answer - and the lab-report read, the weekly coach and the biological-age estimate are part of Plus. The app says the current numbers before anything is charged, and nothing you have logged is ever put behind a plan.

Plus is a subscription bought through the App Store, monthly or yearly, at the price shown on the Plus screen before you confirm. It renews at the end of each term until you cancel, and the App Store charges your Apple ID; you can cancel at any time under Subscriptions in iOS Settings, and it stays on until the end of the term already paid for. Refunds are Apple’s to give, under its own rules. A new account starts with a trial of Plus, and a trial ends on its own without a charge.

If the numbers of answers, the price or what Plus includes change, the app will say so before the change reaches you, and a subscription already paid for keeps what it was bought for until it ends.

Liability

To the extent the law allows, the developer is not liable for any loss arising from use of the app or from reliance on anything it shows, including decisions about food, fasting, medication or training. Nothing here limits liability that cannot be limited by law.

Changes to these terms

If these terms change in a way that matters, the app will say so the next time it opens. Continuing to use it after that is agreement to the new terms. The date at the top is the date of the last change.

Contact

Questions about these terms: danoph@gmail.com.