Legal
Cookies
There is no tracking here, so this page is short.
src/lib/legal.ts and set CONTROLLER_READY to true, and this banner disappears from every legal page at once.No tracking, and no banner to dismiss
Kynatx sets no analytics cookies, no advertising cookies and no tracking cookies, on this website, in the web app, or in the Android app. There is no Google Analytics, no tag manager, no advertising pixel and no third-party profiling of any kind.
That is also why there is no cookie consent pop-up. There is nothing to consent to.
What is stored, and why
The app and the web app keep a few things in your browser or on your device because the product cannot work otherwise. None of it is shared with anyone.
- Your login. A token proving you are signed in, so you are not asked for a code on every screen. Logging out removes it. In the gym dashboard it is held in memory only and never written to storage at all.
- A workout in progress. On the web app, the sets you have typed are kept locally so reloading the page mid-workout does not lose them.
- Which view you were in — the trainee side or the professional dashboard — so the app opens where you left it.
- An invite code you followed a link with, held only until it has been used.
On Android, all of this lives in the app’s own storage and is removed when you uninstall it. In a browser, clearing site data removes it.
What other people’s services set
This site is hosted by Vercel, which keeps standard server request logs. Video calls run through Agora and payments through Stripe or Whish Pay; each sets what it needs while you are actually using it, under its own policy. Watching an exercise demonstration clip fetches it from the provider that supplies it, which sees your IP address as any video host would.
The full list of who receives what is in the privacy notice.
Questions
In effect from 23 August 2026. If this changes in a way that affects you, the app will say so rather than relying on you re-reading this page.