Effective date: 30th April 2026

Controller: Colin Young (publishing under colinyoungscot), United Kingdom.

Contact: [email protected]

Introduction

This policy describes how WOD Clock (the “App”) handles information when you use it on your Android device.

UK privacy law (UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018) gives you certain rights over personal data. This policy explains what we process, why, and your choices.

Summary

• The App is built to work primarily on your device.
• We do not run sign-in, cloud sync, or third-party analytics/crash SDKs in the App as of the effective date above.
• Workout/timer-related data is stored locally on your device and may be included in Android backup / device transfer if you have those features enabled.

What we process and why

Local app data

The App stores information such as workout/timer setups, completed session records, and preferences. This supports core App functionality (running timers, showing history, remembering settings).

Lawful basis (UK GDPR)

We process this information to perform our contract with you (providing the App) and for our legitimate interests in operating and improving the App, where those interests are not overridden by your rights. Where data stays only on your device and is not accessed by us, much of this processing occurs on your device under your control.

Notifications

If you allow notifications, your device may show notifications related to an active workout/timer so timing can remain reliable while the App is in the background.