Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy.

1. What this policy covers

This policy covers consumer health data: personal information that identifies your physical or mental health, as defined by the Washington My Health My Data Act (chapter 19.373 RCW) and similar laws such as Nevada's SB 370. It is issued by Pogled Naprej d.o.o., Italijanska ulica 8, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia, the operator of Reassign. Our general Privacy Policy covers everything else Reassign collects.

2. What health data we collect, and why

Menstrual cycle information, only if you opt in. The Cycle rhythm feature is off by default for everyone and turns on only through a separate, explicit consent inside the app. If you opt in, we collect:

• the cycle start dates you log, with a time of day if you set one;
• your typical cycle length, if you enter it;
• one yes/no setting: whether your cycles come naturally.

That is the whole list. We never ask your gender and never infer it, and we collect no symptoms, no fertility data, and no method of contraception. From this data the app derives one thing: an adjustment to your personal energy curve, which is itself treated as health data under this policy.

Mood and moment marks. If you log how you feel through the day, those marks may also qualify as consumer health data in some states. They get the same rights described below: never sold, never used for advertising, never shared with any third party for its own use, and deletable at any time.

The single purpose. Cycle data is used for one thing: shaping your own energy curve inside the app. It is not used for advertising, analytics, research, AI model training, or anything else, and we do not sell it. There is no secondary use.

3. Where it comes from

From you, directly, and nowhere else. Cycle data exists only when you log a start date or enter a setting yourself. We do not collect it from third parties, purchase it, infer it from your behaviour, or read it from a wearable or any connected service.

4. Who it is shared with

No one, for their own use. We do not sell consumer health data and do not share it with third parties, affiliates, or advertisers. Inside Reassign it is excluded, by construction, from analytics and session replays, from every email we send, from AI processing, and from anything a connected AI assistant can read over MCP, even one you granted full access.

Neon and Vercel store and serve cycle dates and settings as part of running the app. Ably delivers change notifications to your signed-in sessions; a notification can identify that the cycle category changed, but contains no cycle dates or settings. These providers process data to run the service for you. See the Privacy Policy for their roles.

5. Your rights, and how to use them

• Withdraw consent and delete, in one tap. Turn Cycle rhythm off in the energy settings and the app offers to delete all your cycle data on the spot. No email, no waiting, no questions.
• Access. Your logged data is visible while you have planner access. For a copy, email us, including after trial or paid access ends.
• Delete everything. Deleting your account from settings or the expired-access screen removes cycle data along with the rest. You can also email us for help without subscribing again.
• Ask, or appeal. Email hello@reassign.ai for any request, question, or to appeal a decision we made about one. We answer without charge.

Washington residents who believe their rights under the My Health My Data Act were violated may also contact the Washington State Attorney General. In the EU, the rights and complaint paths in our Privacy Policy apply, and this data is processed only on your explicit consent (Article 9(2)(a) GDPR).

6. Changes and contact

If this policy changes in a way that matters, we update the date above and tell you in the app or by email. Questions go to hello@reassign.ai, or by post to Pogled Naprej d.o.o., Italijanska ulica 8, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia.

See also the Privacy Policy and the Terms of Service.