Last Updated: February 11, 2026
🔒 Simple Answer:
DeepBreath does not collect any personal data. Everything stays on your device. No servers, no tracking, no accounts.
DeepBreath is designed to work 100% offline and respects your privacy completely. We do NOT collect, store, or transmit:
All app data — including your panic log, breathing sessions, and settings — is stored locally on your iPhone using secure on-device storage (MMKV). This data never leaves your device unless you manually export it.
If you purchase a premium subscription, we use RevenueCat to process and manage your subscription. RevenueCat collects:
RevenueCat's privacy policy: https://www.revenuecat.com/privacy
If you enable HealthKit integration in settings, DeepBreath writes "Mindful Minutes" to Apple Health after completed sessions. This data is stored in your local Apple Health database and is never transmitted to us or any third party. You can revoke this permission at any time in iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Health → DeepBreath.
You have complete control over your data:
DeepBreath does not contain any third-party advertising networks, analytics SDKs, or tracking pixels. We do not sell or share data with anyone because we don't collect it in the first place.
DeepBreath is not intended for children under 13. We do not knowingly collect data from anyone, including children. The app has a 4+ age rating in the App Store and contains no objectionable content.
If we ever change our privacy practices (e.g., adding optional cloud sync in a future version), we will update this policy and notify users via an in-app message. The updated policy will always be available at deepbreath.evtsoy.com/privacy.
If you have questions about this privacy policy or how DeepBreath handles data, contact us at:
Bottom line: DeepBreath is built on a privacy-first philosophy. When you're having a panic attack, the last thing you should worry about is who has access to your data. With DeepBreath, the answer is simple: only you.