Setline has no account and no server. Your training is a file on your iPhone.
Last updated 16 August 2026
The developer collects nothing. Setline has no account, no analytics and no server of its own. Every workout, target and measurement is written to the app's own container on your device. The only copy that ever leaves it is one you send — an export, or iCloud sync into your own Apple Account, which the developer cannot read.
Setline keeps one JSON document in its own private container on your iPhone. It holds your programme, workout templates, recorded sets, exercise targets and history. iOS protects it with the same sandbox and device encryption it applies to any app's private storage.
Until you export it or turn on iCloud sync, that document is the only copy. If you delete the app, iOS deletes it with the app, and the data is gone. If you lose the device, the data is gone with it.
If you allow notifications, Setline schedules a local alert so a rest timer still finishes when you leave the app. Local notifications are scheduled by iOS on the device; nothing is sent to a push server, and no notification content reaches the developer.
Sync between your own devices is built but not active yet, because it has not been verified against a real iCloud container. When it is switched on, this is exactly what it does and does not do:
Apple Health reading and writing is not built. When it ships, this page will change before it does, and it will be something you turn on rather than a default.
The website is separate from the app and is not needed to use it. It is static files served by GitHub Pages, which records request logs including IP addresses as any web host does. See the GitHub Privacy Statement.
Two third-party scripts run on these pages:
Counts page views, so the developer knows whether anyone reads these pages. It handles the page URL, referrer, browser and device type, approximate location derived from your IP address, and a stored identifier. Autocapture of clicks and typing is switched off, so it records that a page was viewed and not what you did on it.
sassmaker.com)Shows the developer's other projects at the bottom of the page. Loading it requests a file from that domain, which exposes your IP address to it as any embedded script does.
No workout data reaches either one, because the app never sends anything to the website. Blocking both, or blocking cookies, does not affect the app.
Setline is not directed at children under 13 and collects nothing from anyone.
Rights to access, correct, export and erase personal data generally assume someone else is holding it. For the app, the developer is not: you hold the copy, Export produces it in full, and Reset local data or deleting the app erases it. If you turn on iCloud sync, the other copy sits in your own Apple Account, which you control directly through iCloud settings. For website analytics, ask for removal at the contact below and it will be deleted.
If this notice changes, the date above changes with it, and the reason appears in the changelog. It will not be changed to retroactively permit collecting something that was previously stated as not collected.
Raise a privacy question as a GitHub issue, or through sarthakagrawal.dev.