Privacy Policy

Bloomra Period Tracker

Last updated: October 2026

1. Introduction

New Life Fed HR Solutions LLC ("we," "us," or "our") operates the Bloomra Period Tracker application. This Privacy Policy explains what information Bloomra handles, where it goes, and how you can remove it. Bloomra has no account, and we run no server that holds your cycle data.

2. Information We Collect

Bloomra stores the following on your device:

• Cycle Data: Period start and end dates and flow levels you log
• Health Logs: Mood, symptoms, pain levels, energy levels you record
• Notes: Personal journal entries and notes you create
• Free Season dates: The date your Free Season started (see section 6)

Only if you turn them on, Bloomra also handles:

• Apple Health data: Menstrual flow only (see section 4)
• Calendar events: Your logged periods and next expected period (see section 5)
• Analytics signals: Anonymous usage signals, which include app version, device type, OS version, language, region and time zone, screen size and accessibility settings, and a hashed identifier for your device that lets us count users without knowing who they are (see section 7)

Subscription data (purchase and subscription status) is processed by Apple and RevenueCat (see section 7).

We do not collect names, email addresses, phone numbers or location data, unless you put them in a note or write to us.

3. How We Store Data

Your cycle data, health logs and notes are stored on your device in a database encrypted with AES-256. The encryption key is kept in the iOS Keychain on that device. We cannot read this data.

Bloomra does not upload it anywhere. Data leaves your device only when you choose it: by turning on Apple Health or Calendar (sections 4 and 5), or by exporting a backup, exporting a file, or sharing a card from the app. A file you export or share goes wherever you send it.

Bloomra does not offer iCloud sync in the current version. Earlier versions did. See section 7 if you turned it on.

4. Apple Health

Apple Health is off until you turn it on in Settings. Bloomra first explains what it will do, then iOS asks for your permission.

• What Bloomra reads: Menstrual flow. The first time, Bloomra reads the last 12 months. After that, it reads newer entries.
• What Bloomra writes: The period days you log, as light, medium or heavy flow, including whether a day starts a period. Days you log as spotting are not written.
• What Bloomra does not touch: Every other kind of Health data. Bloomra changes or deletes only the entries it wrote itself, never entries from another app.
• Where it goes: What Bloomra reads is stored in Bloomra on your device. It is not sent to us or to any third party. Apps you allow in Health can read what Bloomra writes there. That is your choice in the Health app.
• Turning it off: Bloomra stops reading and writing. Days already imported stay in Bloomra, and days already written stay in Apple Health.

Delete All Data in Bloomra does not delete anything from Apple Health. To remove period data there, use the Health app.

5. Calendar

Calendar sync is a Bloomra Plus feature (also available during the Free Season). It is off until you turn it on, and iOS asks for Calendar access.

• What Bloomra writes: All-day events for your logged periods and your next expected period, in its own calendar called "Bloomra." Events carry a title and dates only. They never include notes or symptoms.
• Titles: Events are titled "Winter" by default, so a glance at your calendar does not say "period." You can switch to plain titles ("Period").
• Your other calendars: Bloomra does not read or change them.
• Where the calendar lives: Bloomra puts the calendar on your iPhone. If your iPhone has no local calendar account, Bloomra tells you and does not create the calendar. It goes to iCloud only if you choose iCloud yourself. If it is in iCloud, your period dates are stored in your iCloud account under Apple's terms and appear on your other Apple devices. You can then share the calendar with a partner from the Calendar app.
• Turning it off: Bloomra deletes its Bloomra calendar and every event in it. If your Free Season or Plus access ends, Bloomra stops updating the calendar. If the app is open when that happens, Bloomra also deletes the calendar. Otherwise, turn Calendar off in Bloomra Settings (this still works without Plus) or delete the Bloomra calendar in the Calendar app.

6. Free Season Date Kept in the Keychain

When your Free Season starts, Bloomra saves the start date in the iOS Keychain, as well as in its own database. It also saves the latest date the app has seen on your iPhone's clock, so that setting the clock back does not extend the Free Season. Neither value contains health data.

Apple keeps Keychain items on the device when you delete an app. Bloomra keeps these two values on purpose: if you delete Bloomra and install it again, the app finds the date and your Free Season carries on from the original start instead of starting again. They stay on that iPhone and are not copied to iCloud Keychain.

Delete All Data in Bloomra does not remove them, and Bloomra has no setting that does. The Delete All Data screen tells you this. If you have questions, write to us at the address in section 13.

Bloomra also leaves its database encryption key in the Keychain. The key is random and holds no information about you.

7. Third-Party Services

Apple: Apple provides Apple Health, Calendar and iCloud, and handles App Store purchases and receipt validation. Apple's Privacy Policy applies to anything you store with Apple.

iCloud sync (not offered in this version): If you turned on iCloud sync in an earlier version, an encrypted copy of your data may still be in your iCloud storage. Bloomra encrypted that copy on your device before it was uploaded. Delete All Data in Bloomra deletes it, and tells you if iCloud could not be reached. You can also delete it in Settings > [Your Name] > iCloud > Manage Storage.

RevenueCat: Handles in-app subscriptions. RevenueCat gives your device an anonymous app user ID and receives your purchase and subscription status. Bloomra does not send RevenueCat your name, your email or any health data. See RevenueCat Privacy Policy.

TelemetryDeck (analytics, opt-in): Analytics are off by default. Bloomra asks you on the last onboarding screen, and you can change your answer at any time in Settings > Privacy & analytics. If you say yes, Bloomra sends anonymous signals such as app opened, onboarding and paywall steps, and the type name of a technical error. A few onboarding signals wait in the app's memory until you answer; if you say no, they are discarded. Bloomra sends only numbers, true/false values and short codes, and drops any signal whose details contain a health word. Signals never contain your cycle data, logs or notes. See TelemetryDeck Privacy Policy.

8. Data Usage

We use the information above to:

• Display your cycle tracking and health logs in the app
• Read from and write to Apple Health and Calendar, if you turn them on
• Process in-app subscription payments and keep your Free Season date
• If you opt in, see how the app is used and fix technical errors
• Provide customer support

We do not sell, rent, or share your health data with any third parties. Data goes to Apple Health, Calendar or iCloud only when you turn those on.

9. Your Rights

GDPR (EU Residents): You have the right to access, correct, delete, and port your personal data. Because your data is stored on your device, you control it directly through the app, including its backup and export features and Delete All Data.

CCPA (California Residents): You have the right to know what personal information is collected, delete your data, and opt-out of data sales. Since we don't sell data, you can delete your data with Delete All Data in the app. You may also contact us.

General: You can delete any cycle logs, health entries, or notes directly within the app.

10. Data Deletion and Uninstalling

• Within the app: Delete individual logs, entries or notes, or use Delete All Data in Settings. Delete All Data removes your logs, notes, settings and preferences from the device, deletes the Bloomra calendar and any copy Bloomra stored in iCloud, and stops Apple Health and Calendar sync.
• What Delete All Data keeps: Your Free Season date and the other Keychain values in section 6. It deletes nothing from Apple Health (use the Health app).
• Uninstalling: Deleting the app removes its database and files from your device. It does not remove the Keychain values in section 6. It also does not remove the Bloomra calendar or its events, or anything stored in Apple Health or iCloud. Turn off Calendar in Bloomra before you delete the app, or delete the calendar in the Calendar app afterwards.
• iCloud data: See section 7.

11. Data Security

We protect your data with AES-256 encryption on your device. Backups you create in the app are encrypted with a password you choose. We follow industry-standard security practices. However, no system is completely secure. We recommend keeping your device software updated and maintaining physical security of your device.

12. Changes to This Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy periodically. We will notify you of material changes by updating the "Last updated" date above or sending a notification within the app. Your continued use of Bloomra after changes constitutes acceptance of the updated policy.

13. Contact Us

If you have questions about this Privacy Policy, your data, or privacy concerns, please contact us at:

Email: hello@bloomra.app
Company: New Life Fed HR Solutions LLC

This Privacy Policy was last updated in October 2026.