Privacy

Last updated 19 October 2026

Gimme Ten keeps as little about you as it can. You don't need an account, an email address or a password to use it. This page lists everything the app stores and who can see it.

The camera

The front camera counts your reps on your phone. Video and camera images are never recorded, stored or sent anywhere. Only the result of each set leaves the phone: which exercise, and how many reps.

What we store

• A random key that identifies this install of the app. Our server keeps only a one-way hash of it.
• The name you choose. It doesn't have to be your real name.
• Your time zone, so your day ends at your midnight.
• Each finished set: its date, the exercises and the number of reps.
• Missed days, streak pauses, and the invites and rescues you make.
• If you add one: a profile photo. The app shrinks it to a small square before uploading it.
• Whether you chose to show your streak on your invite page, and the cards you share.
• If you turn on the daily reminder: the reminder time and a push token, so we can send the notification.

Your account (optional)

You can create an account in Profile. It is only needed to get your progress back later, for example on a new phone. If you do:

• Your email address. We use it only to send you sign-in codes. We never show it to other people and never send you newsletters. It is kept until you change it or delete your account.
• Your devices. Each phone signed in to your account: whether it is an iPhone or Android, when it was added and when it was last used. You see the list in Profile and can remove a phone from it.
• Sign-in codes. When you ask for a code, we record the email address and a one-way hash of your IP address, to stop anyone from flooding an inbox. Records older than a day are deleted the next time anyone asks for a code, and all of yours go when you delete your account. The code itself works for 10 minutes and is stored only as a hash.

There is no password. If you lose access to your email, we can't recover the account, because the email is the only way to prove it is yours.

What other people see

• Your invite link shows your name and, if you added one, your photo. If you turn on “Show my streak”, it also shows the card of your current streak: how many days, friend saves and pauses, and the squats and push-ups done during it. Turn it off in Profile at any time.
• A rescue link you send also shows the missed date and its deadline, and, if “Show my streak” is on, how long the streak is that your friend would save.
• A card you share shows your name, your photo, your streak and that day's or month's reps. A friend-save card also shows the name of the friend who saved your streak. The card keeps its numbers from the moment you shared it.
• When you save a friend's streak, your name appears in their history, and on a card they share about it.

These pages are only reachable through their long, random links. We don't list them anywhere and ask search engines not to index them. Anyone you send a link to can pass it on, so share it with people you trust.

Your photo

You can change or remove your photo in Profile at any time. Removing it deletes it from our server, and it disappears from your invite page and from every card you shared.

Who handles the data

The app's server and database run on Railway. Reminder notifications are delivered through Expo's push service and Apple or Google. Sign-in codes are emailed by Resend, from its servers in the EU. We don't use advertising or analytics trackers, and we don't sell or share your data with anyone else.

How long we keep it

Your data stays as long as you use Gimme Ten, so your streak and history stay intact. It is removed when you delete your account.

Deleting your data

In the app, open Profile, then “Delete my data” until an email is linked, or “Delete account” after. This deletes everything listed above at once, including your email address, your devices, your photo and the cards you shared, and signs out every phone. A day you saved for a friend stays saved for them, but no longer shows your name.

If you can't open the app, email support@gimmeten.app with the name you use in the app and roughly when you started, and we will delete your data within 30 days. Deleting the app only removes its key from your phone; your data stays on our server until you delete it in Profile.

Children

Gimme Ten is not meant for children under 13.

Questions

Contact support@gimmeten.app.