Hush is built around a single promise: your health data stays on your device, under your control. We run no servers that can read it.
With your explicit permission, Hush reads (read-only) the following types from HealthKit on your device:
| Category | Specific types |
|---|---|
| Sleep | Sleep analysis (in-bed, awake, core, deep, REM) |
| Cardio | Heart rate, heart rate variability (SDNN), resting heart rate |
| Respiration | Respiratory rate, sleeping wrist temperature |
| Daylight & activity | Time in daylight, workouts, active energy |
| Optional context | Caffeine intake, alcoholic beverages |
We never write anything back to Apple Health.
Hush stores the resulting nightly summaries in your app's local Application Support directory. This data:
The on-device cache is a local Core Data store. It contains only the derived metrics needed to produce your daily Read — it does not contain raw HealthKit samples.
If you turn on iCloud Sync (Settings → Sync), these same nightly summaries are also written to your own private iCloud database (Apple's CloudKit) so your other devices can restore them. That copy lives in your personal iCloud account — encrypted by Apple and inaccessible to us. Hush runs no server and never receives it. Nothing is shared with anyone, and turning the toggle off stops all syncing.
Hush does not collect:
We have no opinion on what your sleep looks like, because we never see it.
Hush+ is a paid auto-renewable subscription handled entirely by Apple's App Store / StoreKit. Apple sends us an anonymized transaction signal so the app can unlock paid features. We do not receive your Apple ID, email, or payment details. You can cancel anytime in Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions.
If you grant permission, Hush schedules local-only notifications (morning read, evening wind-down). These are queued on your device. We do not run a push-notification server — there is no remote endpoint that could send you a message.
You can, at any time:
Hush is not directed to children under 13 and we do not knowingly process data from them. If you believe a minor is using the app, ask them to delete it — there is nothing for us to delete server-side because we don't have a server.
If we ever change what Hush reads, stores, or sends, we will update this page and bump the effective date. Material changes will be surfaced inside the app on next launch.
Questions or concerns: info@hashingcorp.com