PeriCue Privacy Policy

PeriCue

Privacy Policy

Last updated: August 28, 2026

PeriCue is built so your health information stays yours. Everything you log lives on your device. We don't have an account system, we don't run analytics, and we never collect, sell, or share your data.

The short version: Your symptoms, cycle, treatments, and notes are stored only on your iPhone. PeriCue has no servers that receive your health data, so there is nothing for us to see, sell, or lose.

1Who this policy covers

This policy explains how the PeriCue app (“PeriCue,” “we,” “us”) handles information when you use it on your iPhone. It applies to the app itself and the optional PeriCue Plus subscription.

2What PeriCue stores, and where

Everything you enter — symptoms and their severity, hot flashes, cycle and period events, medications and HRT, supplies and reminders, lifestyle factors, journal entries, and any notes — is saved locally on your device using Apple's on-device database. This information is not transmitted to us or to any third party.

Because there is no PeriCue account and no PeriCue server storing your entries, we have no ability to access, view, or recover the health information you log. If you delete the app, that data is removed with it, so consider exporting anything you want to keep first.

3Apple Health

If you choose to connect Apple Health, PeriCue can read sleep and menstrual-cycle data to save you from re-entering history you already have. This access is read-only: PeriCue reads the data you approve, uses it on your device to fill in your logs and trends, and does not write anything back to Apple Health or transmit it anywhere. You control this permission in the Health app and can revoke it at any time.

4Importing from other apps

PeriCue lets you import cycle history from a CSV file exported by another tracker. That file is read on your device to create your entries and is not uploaded to us. What happens to the original export file is governed by whichever service you obtained it from.

5Subscriptions and payments

PeriCue Plus is an optional subscription sold through Apple's App Store. Purchases, billing, the free trial, and renewals are handled entirely by Apple under Apple's own privacy policy. PeriCue never sees or stores your name, payment card, or Apple ID. The app only checks with Apple whether an active subscription exists so it can unlock premium features on your device.

6Analytics, tracking, and advertising

PeriCue contains no third-party analytics, no advertising, and no tracking technologies. We do not use cookies or device identifiers to profile you, and we do not track you across apps or websites.

7How your information is shared

We do not sell your information, and we do not share it — because we never receive it in the first place. Information leaves your device only when you deliberately choose to share it, for example when you:

In those cases you decide where the file goes, and the app or service you send it through then handles it under its own terms.

8Children

PeriCue is intended for adults tracking their own perimenopause and menopause health. It is not directed to children, and we do not knowingly collect information from children.

9Your control over your data

Because your data lives on your device, you are in direct control of it. You can edit or delete individual entries at any time, revoke Apple Health access in the Health app, and remove all app data by deleting PeriCue from your iPhone.

10Not medical advice

PeriCue provides personal tracking and educational information. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult a qualified healthcare professional about your health and before making changes to any treatment.

11Changes to this policy

If we update this policy, we will revise the “Last updated” date above. Material changes will be reflected in the app or on this page.

12Contact

Questions about this policy or your privacy can be sent to support.pericue@gmail.com.

Before you publish this: confirm the “Last updated” date, and make sure every statement here still matches what the shipped app does. If you later add analytics, accounts, or any server component, this policy must be updated first. This document is a strong starting point, not legal advice — consider a quick review by counsel before submission.