Last updated: 16 July 2026 · App: GymPal (com.gympal.app)
GymPal has no accounts and no server. Everything you log lives on your phone, so you delete your data yourself — instantly, and without asking us.
Any workout, meal, sleep entry, water entry, weight reading, progress photo or custom exercise can be deleted from inside the app, on the screen where it appears. Deleting a progress photo also removes it from your device gallery.
Uninstall GymPal, or open Android Settings → Apps → GymPal → Storage → Clear storage. Either one permanently removes every workout, meal, setting and the app's private data from your device. Progress photos saved to your gallery are not removed this way — delete them from your gallery, or from inside the app before you uninstall. This cannot be undone, and we hold no backup to restore from.
No. GymPal does not ask you to sign up, does not have a login, and holds no personal data on any server. There is therefore no account for us to close and no stored data for us to erase on your behalf.
An optional cloud sync for subscribers is in development. If and when it ships, it will require a separate, explicit opt-in, and this page will be updated with the in-app and web routes for deleting the synced copy.
To ask a question about your data, or to make a formal deletion request, contact browf1st10@gmail.com. We respond within 30 days.