BloodIQ

Privacy policy

Last updated 19 August 2026

Android app data

Blood results, profile details, plans, and imported Health Connect readings are stored in the app's private on-device storage. The Android build does not request internet access or create an app account. Removing the app or using Reset all data removes its local records.

Report photos

On supported Android devices, report photos are read locally with on-device text recognition. The photo is not uploaded and detected values must be reviewed before saving. PDF scanning and web scanning are not currently supported.

Health Connect

If you choose to connect Health Connect, BloodIQ requests read-only access to HRV, sleep, resting heart rate, and steps. This information is processed locally and you can withdraw access in Android settings.

Website waitlist

If you join the early-access waitlist, we store your email address, optional product feedback, campaign source, and submission time in Supabase. We use it to understand launch demand, prioritise features, and contact you about the Android beta. Do not submit lab results, diagnoses, or other health information.

The form uses Cloudflare Turnstile for spam protection. Privacy-safe launch events may record page and conversion context, but not lab data, report contents, advertising identifiers, or app health records.

Sharing and exports

When you export data or share a doctor summary, Android presents its share sheet. You choose the destination; BloodIQ does not receive a copy.

Your choices

You can delete local app data from Settings. To request deletion of a website waitlist entry, email the address below from the same email account used to join.

Medical disclaimer

BloodIQ is educational software. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any condition and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.