Fitness-test results, body measurements, and wearable/activity data can constitute health data — a "special category" of personal data under UK GDPR that gets extra protection. Wearables (Garmin / Strava / Apple Health): we only import this data after you explicitly connect the device and authorise it, and only the metrics needed for the feature. We use it for one purpose: to display your activity and fitness metrics to you and your trainer inside GainPT, alongside your test results. We do not sell your activity or health data to anyone. We do not use it for advertising. We share it only with the infrastructure providers needed to run the service (section 06). You can disconnect a device at any time, which stops further import; you can ask us to delete imported data (section 09). Our lawful basis for processing special-category data is your explicit consent, which you can withdraw at any time. For exactly what we receive from Garmin and how it is handled, see
Garmin data (section 10).
GainPT iPhone app. If your trainer invites you to the GainPT app, the app asks your permission (through Apple's own Health screen) to read ten types of Apple Health data: resting heart rate, heart-rate variability, steps, active energy, distance, sleep, workouts, weight, body fat and VO₂ max. It never writes to Apple Health and reads nothing else. It sends those readings to GainPT so your trainer can see them — and only with your explicit consent, which you give on Apple's Health screen; nothing is kept in iCloud, sold, or used for advertising or marketing, and Apple Health data is never shared with anyone except the infrastructure providers in section 06. You can disconnect in the app at any time — that stops syncing and deletes the data the app sent. Your trainer can also revoke the app's access. You can switch off any data type in iPhone Settings → Health → Data Access.