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Your training data lives on your phone

IronPack is offline-first: the full app works with no account, no connection and no data leaving the device. This page explains the architecture in plain English. The formal legal version is the privacy policy.

Offline by default

Every workout, set, record, card and chart is stored in a local database on your iPhone. Logging, packs, records, heatmaps, quests and the whole game work in airplane mode, in a concrete-basement gym, forever. There is no account wall in front of any of it.

What happens if you create an account

An account (email, Google or Apple sign-in) does two things, both optional:

What friends and leaderboards can see

Diagnostics, not tracking

The app contains no advertising SDKs and no fingerprinting. If it crashes, it sends a report so we can fix it - the error, a stack trace, the app version, and nothing that identifies you: no name, no email, no account ID, no IP address, and none of your training data. Apple's App Store privacy label reflects this precisely: Diagnostics is collected, Tracking is not. Those are different things - tracking means linking you to data from other companies' apps for advertising, which this app has never done and does not do here either.

Leaving is a first-class feature

Fair questions

Do I need an account to use IronPack?

No. The entire tracker and the entire game work without one. An account only adds backup and the social layer.

Is my bodyweight shared when I use pound-for-pound boards?

No. The DOTS score is computed on-device and only the final number is published. Nobody, including your friends, can see the inputs.

What do you do with my data commercially?

Nothing. We do not sell data, we do not run ads, and the business model is a subscription for advanced analytics. The incentive structure points the same direction as your privacy.

A tracker that works in airplane mode

Log everything offline. Sign in only if you want backup and rivals.

Get IronPack free on the App Store
Free download, iPhone. Available worldwide on the App Store.

Related: why every card is earned, the formal privacy policy and terms of use.

Last reviewed July 2026 against IronPack 1.3. Updated whenever the data architecture changes.