ECG Reports / Privacy policy

Personal records.
Personal control.

What the app reads, where your information lives, and what happens when you choose to share it.

Effective date: 8 November 2026 · Covers ECG Reports for iPhone, iPad, and the Apple Watch app introduced in version 3.0.

Your records are not our business model.

ECG Reports is developed by Christos Kesidis, an independent developer in Greece. The app has no developer account, advertising, analytics SDKs, or developer-operated server for your health records. We do not sell your health information or use it for advertising, tracking, or profiling.

This policy distinguishes information stored by the app on your devices from information you choose to send by email and technical information processed to deliver this website.

Apple Health access is optional and specific.

With your permission, ECG Reports uses Apple Health/HealthKit to read available ECG recordings and related information, blood pressure measurements, and supported daily metrics such as heart rate, resting heart rate, heart rate variability, walking heart rate, sleep duration, and steps. Available types differ between iPhone and Watch and depend on your hardware, OS, permissions, and saved data.

The app uses this information to display your records, charts, personal trends, and reports on your devices. These features do not send Health data to a developer server. You can change or revoke Health permissions in Apple’s settings at any time. Revoking access does not automatically erase app-managed notes, previously saved journal information, or files you have exported.

Apple manages Health storage and any Health synchronisation or backup through its own services and your Apple account settings. Those services are governed by Apple’s policies.

The information you add stays local.

App-managed information may include notes, symptoms and intensity, tags, favourites, context events, medication definitions and intake logs, check-ins, manually entered blood pressure, and preferences. It is stored within the app’s local device storage. ECG-related information may be retained locally for the app’s review and export features.

The app does not require an account with the developer. There is no developer-hosted health profile. Local storage is subject to your device’s security and backup settings; please keep your devices and exported files secure.

Watch-to-iPhone delivery.

When enabled, the Watch app transfers journal entries and necessary medication information to its paired iPhone using Apple’s device-connectivity services. Connection status and relevant app information are exchanged to support this delivery. Entries are saved locally first and can remain queued until the iPhone confirms that they have been saved. Delivery receipts help recognise repeated transfers and prevent duplicate imports.

This is communication between your devices using Apple’s services, not a developer health-data server. You can disable syncing in the app. Disabling it does not automatically delete records already saved on either device.

You decide what leaves the app.

PDF reports, backups, and other exports are created when you choose the relevant action. If you share a file using email, AirDrop, a cloud drive, or another app, that recipient or service receives the file under its own privacy and security practices. Check a report before sending it; it may contain sensitive health information and notes.

Exported files are outside the app’s local journal once saved or shared. Deleting a record in ECG Reports does not remove copies held by recipients or in your chosen storage. Device or cloud backups may include app data depending on your Apple settings. ECG Reports does not operate its own cloud-backup service.

If you contact support.

If you email c.kesid@icloud.com, the developer receives your address, message, and any attachments you choose to send. This information is used to answer your request, investigate the issue, and maintain relevant support records. It is not added to an advertising or marketing list.

Please do not send health records or unnecessary sensitive information. Redact screenshots. Support correspondence is kept only as long as reasonably needed for the request, related support records, or applicable obligations. You may request deletion, subject to any information that must be retained. Email providers process messages under their own policies.

This website.

This website uses a small first-party counter to understand visits to ECG Reports pages and clicks on its App Store links. It stores daily totals by a fixed page label, event type, and broad source (TikTok, other, or direct/unknown), in a rolling 90-day report. Older totals are removed when a new counter event is processed. It does not store individual event records, IP addresses, full URLs, search parameters, referrer URLs, device identifiers, or health information. We do not use cookies, local storage, fingerprinting, or an advertising pixel for these statistics. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control signals disable counting. Hosting providers still process technical request information as described below. A TikTok source label may be carried between relevant pages in the URL; we do not send visit or click events back to TikTok. These are page-view and click totals, not counts of unique people, app installs, or purchases. There are no embedded social feeds or contact forms. Images are served with the website, and fonts use your device’s system fonts.

Hosting and security providers may process technical request information, such as your IP address, browser details, and access logs, to deliver and protect the site. Hosting is provided through OpenAI Sites and Cloudflare infrastructure; security functionality may use cookies or local browser storage. Their processing is governed by their policies: OpenAI and Cloudflare.

App Store and other external links take you to services with their own policies. Email links open your own mail application; this website does not submit a message in the background.

Your choices and requests.

You can review Health permissions, delete app-managed entries, use local backup and export tools, and manage device backups in Apple’s settings. Removing local app data does not delete original Apple Health records or exported files. Manage those copies in the service or location where they are stored.

Because the developer does not hold your in-app health records, we cannot retrieve or remotely erase them for you. For information you have sent through support, you can request access, correction, or deletion at c.kesid@icloud.com. Depending on applicable law, other rights may include restriction, objection, portability, or a complaint to a competent data-protection authority. Requests are handled as required by applicable law.

Children’s privacy.

ECG Reports does not require users of any age to create a developer account or submit personal details. Device and Health feature availability are subject to Apple’s requirements. If you believe a child has sent personal information through support and would like it removed, please contact the developer.

Changes and contact.

If these practices change, this policy will be updated with a new effective date. The app’s health-data handling and the website’s practices are described separately above.

For privacy questions or support requests:
Christos Kesidis · Greece
c.kesid@icloud.com

ECG Reports organises and displays information. It is not a medical device, does not diagnose conditions, and does not recommend treatment.