Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy
Coupla · in effect from 5 November 2026
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What Coupla does with anything you save that says something about your health, as Washington State's My Health My Data Act asks, for anybody who wants to know. The privacy policy says the rest.
What health data Coupla can hold
Whatever you tell a space about yourself under About you that says something about your health — an allergy, a diet, a condition, say — and anything else you save in a space that does: a note, a picture, a calendar event for an appointment. Coupla never asks for it, and never works anything out from what you save.
Why, and how it is used
Only to keep it in your space and show it to the people in that space, on their phones and yours, because you put it there. Never for advertising, never to build a picture of you, and never sold.
Where it comes from
From you, through the app. What the other people in a space say about themselves comes from them.
Who it is shared with
The people in the space you put it in, because you put it there, and nobody else. The companies that keep and carry it for us — Microsoft Azure, which stores it in the Netherlands, and Cloudflare, which every request passes through — handle it only on our behalf and are bound to protect it as our privacy policy says. No other company has it to use: we have no affiliates, and no third party gets it. A notification's words, which can name a space or the thing in it, pass through Google, and through Apple to an iPhone, only to be delivered.
Your rights, and how to use them
You can ask whether we collect or share your health data, see it, have the list of everybody it was shared with, take back any consent you gave, and have it deleted. In the app: remove the detail from About you, delete what you saved, or delete your account (Profile > Delete account). Or write to coupla@sinaware.com from the address you signed in with: we answer within 45 days, or tell you within them why we need 45 more.
If we say no
Write back within 45 days of our answer and ask us to look again; we answer within 45 days, with our reasons. If we still say no, you can complain to the Washington State Attorney General at www.atg.wa.gov/file-complaint.