FITLYNK PRIVACY

Your fitness life is yours to control.

This page explains how FitLynk currently handles the information used to create accounts, build profiles, and support connections.

Information you choose to provide

To create an account, FitLynk stores your name, email address, and account credentials. Your Fitness Identity can include the profile details you choose to add, such as fitness interests, goals, activities, preferences, prompts, and a profile photo.

How profile information is used

FitLynk uses profile choices to show compatible people, explain app-generated compatibility estimates, support mutual matches, and enable messages between matched members. Other members see only the profile details selected for discovery, not your account email or exact birth date.

Approximate location only

FitLynk uses broad distance buckets such as nearby or local. It does not show exact addresses or publicly share precise location, and the current app does not use background location tracking.

Optional display preferences

You may choose an app display language, broad country or region code, time zone, and metric or imperial units. These optional display preferences help format the app for you. They do not reveal your exact location, replace broad distance settings, or affect who can discover or match with you.

Your controls and safety reports

You can hide your profile from discovery and turn messages off in your Fitness Identity settings. Blocking removes that connection from your experience. Reports and the details submitted with them may be reviewed by authorized FitLynk moderators to help protect the community.

Product analytics

FitLynk may use product analytics to understand broad usage, such as page views and key account or connection actions. When analytics is enabled, it may use browser storage or cookies. FitLynk does not attach the fitness profile details you provide to the FitLynk events used for product measurement.

FitLynk currently provides broad distance display, profile visibility and message controls, and block and report tools. Visit the Safety Center for practical guidance.