Effective November 12, 2026. Applies to the Keema iPhone app, published by SinaShifa Partners, LLC (“we”), for people covered by Washington’s My Health My Data Act (RCW 19.373) and Nevada’s consumer health data law (NRS 603A.400 to 603A.550). Our general privacy policy covers everything else.

The health data Keema handles, and why

What you enter in Keema may count as consumer health data under these laws: foods and meals with their calories and nutrients, water, weight, body fat, goals, and the age, height and sex you give in About you & goals. So may what Keema reads from Apple Health when you allow it: your date of birth, height, biological sex, weight and weigh-ins, and, if Activity credit is on, active energy and workouts. Usage counts, if you said yes to them, include how many weigh-ins and how many times water was logged in a day (how many, not the weight or the amount).

Keema uses this data only to do what you ask of it: keep your log, add up your day, set and track your goals, show your trends, answer an estimate you asked for, and write to Apple Health if you turned that on.

Where it comes from

• From you, when you type, scan, photograph or speak an entry.
• From Apple Health on your iPhone, only if you turn it on and allow each kind of data.

How it is processed

On your iPhone, by the app. Your log stays on your phone, and in your own iCloud while iCloud backup is on, encrypted on your phone first. We have no account system and no server, and we can’t see your log. The app keeps a record of every request it sends, with the exact text, under Settings → Privacy → See what has been sent. Check-ins with Apple for your iCloud backup aren’t in it and carry nothing from your log.

What leaves your phone, and to whom

Only when you use the feature:

• Apple’s online AI (Private Cloud Compute), on an iPhone that can use it: a food description when you ask AI, a whole meal you say or log at once when Keema can’t find every food in it, and a photo of your food when you use Photo.
• The AI company you chose, under your own key: Anthropic (Claude), OpenAI (ChatGPT), Google (Gemini), Groq or OpenRouter. The same food descriptions and meals, and a recipe’s ingredient list when you ask AI about a recipe. The company uses them under your own agreement with it.
• Open Food Facts: barcodes and search words the built-in foods can’t answer.
• Apple (iCloud): your log, encrypted on your phone first, into your own iCloud while iCloud backup is on.
• TelemetryDeck: usage counts, only if you said yes to both questions. A few numbers a day about which features were used, with a random code made new for each day’s message.

Keema also writes foods and weights into Apple Health on your phone if you turn that on. We don’t sell health data.

Keema has no advertising or tracking code, and we have not allowed any company to collect your health data over time or across other apps and websites through it.

See, change or delete it yourself

• See it: everything is in the app. For a copy, Settings → Data backup/exports → Export a backup.
• Change it: edit or delete any entry in the app.
• Delete it: delete the app. Your iCloud copy stays until you remove it: Settings app → your name → iCloud → Storage → Keema → Delete Data From iCloud, then confirm twice. (On some iOS versions the rows are called Manage Storage or Manage Account Storage, and Delete Data.)
• Stop it leaving your phone: usage counts in Settings → Privacy → Usage counts; your key in Settings → AI Estimates; iCloud backup in Settings → Data backup/exports.
• Stop writing to Apple Health: Settings → Apple Health in Keema, or Health’s own settings.

Asking us

Write to Keema@SinaShifa.com with “Health data request” in the subject. You can ask us to confirm whether we collect, share or sell your health data, to give you a copy and a list of the companies it went to, to stop collecting or sharing it, or to delete it. You don’t need an account. We answer within 45 days of receiving your request, free of charge. If we need longer, we tell you why within those 45 days and take at most 45 more.

Because we have no copy of your log, our answer will say:

• We have no copy of your log, so there is no log for us to send or delete. The steps above show you how to do both yourself.
• Usage counts reach TelemetryDeck with a random code your phone makes new for each day’s message, so the code can’t be used to follow your use from one day to the next.
• Which of the companies above your data may have gone to, and how to reach each one, so you can ask it directly.

If we say no

Reply to our answer with “Appeal” in the subject. We answer in writing within 45 days, with our reasons. If we still say no, you can file a complaint with the Washington State Attorney General or the Nevada Attorney General.

Changes to this policy

If what is kept or sent changes, this page changes and the date at the top moves. Before we collect or share a new kind of health data, share it with a new company, or use it for a new purpose, we ask you in the app first.

Contact

Keema@SinaShifa.com

SinaShifa Partners, LLC, Missouri