Last updated: June 26, 2026

RisePush is a local-first push-up alarm app. This policy describes how RisePush handles data.

Summary

• RisePush does not require a visible account login. The app may create an anonymous app identity to operate app features and support future account recovery or entitlement features.
• Alarm schedules, mission targets, and mission completion history are stored locally on your device.
• Camera access is used only during push-up missions.
• RisePush processes camera frames on device during missions and does not upload photos, videos, camera frames, or pose landmarks.
• RisePush does not include advertising and does not track you across apps or websites.
• RisePush uses Firebase services for anonymous app identity, app stability diagnostics, and product usage analytics.

Information the app handles

Alarm and mission data

RisePush stores alarm times, repeat settings, push-up targets, and mission attempt state locally on your device. This data is used to schedule alarms, show your alarms, and determine whether a mission can be dismissed.

Camera data

RisePush asks for camera permission so it can detect body pose during the push-up mission. Camera frames are used for live on-device pose detection only. The app does not upload camera frames, videos, photos, or pose landmarks to a server.

Notifications and alarms

RisePush asks for notification permission so alarms can alert you. Alarm behavior can also depend on your device settings, notification settings, Focus mode, volume, and operating system limits.

Anonymous app identity

RisePush may create or reuse an anonymous Firebase app identity. This identity helps the app maintain a basic account foundation for app functionality, diagnostics, support, and possible future account recovery or entitlement features. The app does not require your name, email address, phone number, or profile photo to use the current alarm and mission experience.

Diagnostics and analytics

RisePush uses Firebase Crashlytics to receive crash reports, stack traces, device and operating system details, app version, and diagnostic information needed to improve stability.