Dewcup
Draft. Not reviewed by a lawyer yet.This page says what Dewcup is built to do. It can change before the app launches.

Consumer health data policy

Mood check-ins count as health data under Washington's law, so this page covers them on their own.

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The consumer health data we collect

We don't collect your location or your contacts. We never ask about medication. A tag that names a medicine is left out of every pattern, report and reply.

Why we collect it

Where it comes from

It comes from you, from what you type, tap or say, and from Apple Health or Health Connect if you connect them.

Who we share it with

We share consumer health data only with processors that help us run Dewcup. We sell none of it.

WhoWhatWhy
Google Cloud (US region)Synced check-ins, tags, notes and chat history.Hosting, backup and sync.
Anthropic, the AI providerChat text, notes and computed statistics, only if you allow it.Sprout's replies and your weekly summary.
RevenueCatAn anonymous user ID and purchase history. No health data.Subscription status.
SentryCrash reports with personal data switched off.Fixing bugs.

Health data never goes to iCloud. No mood, tag or note data goes to analytics, and Dewcup has no ad or attribution software.

Your consent

Your rights

To use any of these, email help@dewcup.app or use Settings in the app.

Other policies

Our general privacy policy covers everything else Dewcup collects. For crisis language, see how Sprout responds.