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Who we share data with

The third-party services we use and what each one sees.

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Written by Andres canella
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Mighty Nimble uses a handful of partners to do things we don't want to rebuild from scratch. Each gets the minimum data needed for their role.

Apple

  • What they get: Your Apple ID sign-in, subscription payments, push notification delivery

  • Why: Sign-In, App Store, APNs. You already have a relationship with Apple β€” this just extends it.

OpenAI

  • What they get: Your routine prompt text (and transcribed voice prompts) along with your profile context, so they can generate routine content

  • Why: They provide the AI that generates routines and exercise illustrations

  • Retention: Per OpenAI's API terms, prompt data is not used to train their models

RevenueCat

  • What they get: Your subscription status (tier, renewal date)

  • Why: They handle the subscription state plumbing between Apple's App Store and our app

Clerk

  • What they get: Your authentication tokens

  • Why: They handle secure login session management

AWS

  • What they get: Your data is stored on AWS infrastructure (US region) β€” routines, folders, profile, etc.

  • Why: It's our cloud hosting provider. Data is encrypted at rest and in transit.

Intercom

  • What they get: Your support chat messages and conversation history, along with basic identifying info (user ID)

  • Why: Powers the Help & Support chat in the app

  • Only activated if you open support chat β€” we don't send them data about users who never interact with support

PostHog

  • What they get: Anonymized / pseudonymous usage analytics β€” which features you use, where you drop off

  • Why: So we can understand behavior patterns without identifying individuals

  • Not linked to your personal identity in PostHog

Resend

  • What they get: Your email address and the email content (e.g., welcome emails, onboarding sequence)

  • Why: Delivers transactional emails

Summary

Everything a partner sees is either:

  1. Necessary to provide a feature (e.g., OpenAI needs the prompt to generate a routine), or

  2. Anonymized so no individual can be identified

We don't sell data to advertisers. We don't share data with partners that aren't directly involved in making Mighty Nimble work.

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