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Effective October 1, 2026

Your data belongs to your CMAX account. Your training log (sessions, sets, weights, records, rest days, routines and plans) and everything you record in Body (weights, measurements and progress photos) are saved to your account, so they follow you to any phone you sign in on. Your phone keeps a working copy so logging works with no signal, and syncs it when it can.

Signing out takes it off the phone, once everything has been saved to your account, so the next person to sign in on that phone sees their own data and not yours. Anything that could not be saved before you signed out (with no signal, for example) waits on that phone, unreadable in the app, until you sign in there again.

It is stored on our servers, and that is a change. Until September 24, 2026 the log lived on your phone and backed up to your own iCloud account, which we could not read. It is now stored with our database provider, protected by access rules that let only your account read it, encrypted in transit and at rest. It is not end-to-end encrypted, which means it is not technically impossible for us to read; we do not look at it, except to fix a problem you ask us about. If you used CMAX before that date, an older copy may still sit in your iCloud; CMAX no longer reads or writes it, and you can remove it in the Settings app under your name, iCloud, then Manage Storage.

What we collect, and when

What we do not do

Who processes it

Data you upload is stored with Supabase (database, storage and functions), which hosts the CMAX backend. Sign-in is handled by Apple and Google, and push notifications by Apple. Songs on gym pics come from Apple Music: the words you type to find a song are sent to Apple's search, and the 30 second preview and the album art are played and shown straight from Apple. No Apple Music account is needed and none is connected. Each acts as a processor for CMAX; none of them uses your data for their own purposes.

Who can see what

Your training log, your Body readings and your progress photos: you, and nobody else. Your username, your time zone (stored so that "today" means your today rather than the server's) and day summaries: people who share a group with you. Your gym pics, with the workout and song you put on them, and your current streak: your friends, the groups you send them to, or both, for 24 hours. Your best set on each exercise: people who share a group with you, unless you switch it off. Your totals, worked out from those day summaries (streak, sessions, sets, total volume, rest days and the month you started, never the sets themselves): your friends and people who share a group with you. Your username and your profile picture: anyone who can see your username in CMAX (friends, group mates, people searching for you, your gym's board, a trainer), except people you have blocked or who have blocked you. Your uploaded log: only trainers you have approved, only the categories you ticked. Your gym records and videos: users at the same gym. Anyone can report a record; a record reported by three different people who train at that gym is hidden, and you can block a person so neither of you sees the other.

Deleting your data

Settings → Delete account deletes your account and everything in it: your training log, your Body readings and progress photos, memberships and your bests on group record boards, friends and gym pics, your profile picture, trainer links, the shared log, gym records, videos, reports you made and device tokens, from our servers and from the phone. The one exception: a gym pic somebody reported in the last 30 days, and the report about it, are kept until that review period ends, so deleting an account cannot erase what was reported. It cannot be undone. Use Settings → Export data first to keep a copy of your training.

Children

CMAX is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect information from them.

Changes

If what the app collects changes, this page changes with it and the effective date above moves.

Contact

Support, or email support@cmaxlifting.com.


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