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Leigh Briody, Ireland, a sole trader. Contact: lbriody10@gmail.com.

It is not medical advice, not a diagnosis, and not a training or nutrition prescription. It shows you what you logged and does the arithmetic. Every decision about what to eat, what to lift and how hard to push is yours.

If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, are recovering from an injury, or have any history of disordered eating, talk to a doctor before you use an app that counts calories and weighs you.

You must be at least 16 years old. One account per person. Do not share your sign-in.

• Upload anything illegal, anyone else's photo, or any image of a minor.
• Use the storage as a file locker for things that are not your own progress photos.
• Try to reach another person's data, or probe the app for ways to.
• Automate, scrape or hammer the app in a way that costs the operator money.

The first and second of these are the ones that would end the app for everyone, not just for you: the file host would close the account and every user’s data would go with it.

An account can be suspended or content removed where this page has been broken, or where the law requires it. If that happens you will be told what was removed or restricted, why, and on what basis, and you can reply to that message to contest it — a real person reads it.

Illegal content can be reported by anyone, with or without an account, at /report. Reports are read and acted on, and the person who reported gets an answer.

There is no charge, no subscription and no paid tier. There is also no uptime guarantee, no support desk and no promise that any feature survives. Storage limits can change if the bill demands it.

Keep your own copy. Settings exports everything you have logged to one file, any time, in one tap. Do that occasionally. To the extent the law allows, the operator is not liable for lost data, and a free app run by one person is exactly the kind of thing that can go away.

Delete your account in Settings whenever you want, without asking and without explaining. The operator may close the app down, with notice and with enough time to take an export.

Irish law applies, and the Irish courts have jurisdiction. If you are a consumer in the EU, this does not take away the right to bring a claim where you live.