Privacy and health note
Plain language. Last updated 14 October 2026.
Not medical advice
BROVO is a training log. It suggests weights from how your sets felt; it does not know your body, injuries or health. Check with a doctor before starting an exercise program, and stop if something hurts.
On your phone
Your sessions, program, settings and preferences are saved in your browser on your own device. If you never sign in, none of it leaves your phone. You can export it as a file or erase it from Settings.
If you sign in and back up
- What is stored on our server: your email address (only to send you a login code), a display name made from the start of your email address, your sessions (date, day, lifts, weights, reps and effort), and your program and settings.
- Who can see it: only you.
- One login: the login is shared with another app by the same maker. They keep separate data.
- Deleting it: Settings, then Account, then Delete account. That removes your BROVO data from the server. If your login is also used by that other app, you choose: delete BROVO only (the login stays for the other app), or delete BROVO, the other app's data and the login, so the account is gone. Your history stays on your phone until you erase it.
In the iPhone app
The iPhone app runs the same BROVO inside the app, and your data is stored on your phone in the same way. If you allow it, the app shows your rest timer on the lock screen and in the Dynamic Island and sends a notification when rest is over. These are created on your phone and are not sent to a server. You can turn them off in iPhone Settings.
What BROVO does not do
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking cookies and no selling or sharing of data.
- Fonts are bundled with BROVO, so nothing is loaded from Google. Hosting is on Cloudflare, which keeps ordinary server logs.
- BROVO is not meant for children under 13.
Questions or deletion help
Chase Dunham makes BROVO. Reach out through chasedunham.com.