The short version
We do not ask you to hand over personal identity documents, home addresses or payment card details to use Superset. Users do not exchange messages or profiles with each other. There is no social graph inside the product. The developer does not operate a side business of collecting personal dossiers.
What we may rely on is a device-level unique identifier — the kind needed for analytics attribution and push notifications — plus the training preferences you choose inside the app (goal, experience, equipment, reminder time) and your day-to-day workout ratings. That is the practical footprint of Superset.
What you put in. What stays out.
Before your first session you create a simple profile: goal, experience level and training environment. After each set you may mark how it felt. Those choices exist so tomorrow's recommendation can evolve. They are workout signals, not a biography.
When AI-assisted text appears — for example a short explanation of why today's exercise follows yesterday's result — only the text needed for that generation is sent to the language model. No passport scan. No contact book. No hidden dump of unrelated personal files. You send the message content required for the feature; that is the boundary.
Third-party services we lean on
Superset is not a lonely island. A handful of specialised providers keep the lights on. Each is a third-party service with its own terms and privacy practices:
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Firebase — used for core app infrastructure such as backend connectivity, configuration and related operational needs. It is a third-party platform operated by Google.
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Singular — used for measurement and attribution so we can understand how the app is discovered and used at an aggregate level. It is a third-party analytics / attribution service.
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OneSignal — used for push notifications and related messaging delivery. It is a third-party notification service. A unique device / push identifier may be involved so reminders can reach the right phone.
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OpenAI — used to generate textual content inside the experience (for example personalised exercise explanations). It is a third-party AI service. Only the text required for the generation request is transmitted for that purpose — not a bundle of unrelated personal data.
We do not control how those providers independently process data under their own policies. If you want the fine print from the source, review each provider's published documentation.
Tracking identifiers — the ceiling, not the floor
At most, Superset may use a unique identifier for tracking performance and delivering pushes. Think of it as a ticket stub that helps the system recognise a device over time — not a dossier with your legal name stapled to every workout.
There is no marketplace where users trade personal details with one another through Superset. The app is a solitary training companion, not a social network in disguise.
Who is responsible
Superset is provided by finapp-ltd. For privacy questions, reach
info@finapp-ltd.com
or the contacts listed on our Contacts page.
Primary contact: James Timothy Carpenter.
Changes to this notice
If the way Superset works meaningfully changes, we may revise this page. The date at the top is the simplest way to see when it was last refreshed. Continuing to use the app after an update means you have had a chance to read the new wording.