Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy
Last updated 21 October 2026
This policy is for people in Washington State and Nevada, whose laws — Washington's My Health My Data Act and Nevada's SB 370 — ask apps to say how they handle consumer health data. It adds to our privacy policy and does not replace it.
What may count as health data
What you write in Fearward — about worries, feelings, a loss, or your body — may be consumer health data under these laws, even though Fearward is not a medical service.
What we collect, and why
What you write stays on your device. When you start a Reflection, the writing it reads passes through our server to Anthropic so that the AI can reply to you. Our server keeps no copy of it. We use it only to give you the Reflection you asked for.
When a Reflection opens, the app may also ask the AI to make a short summary of your older writing. It is made only of sentences you wrote, and can include ones about hard times, such as not wanting to live. The summary is kept on your device and goes to the AI with your recent writing. "Erase all data completely" in Settings deletes it.
If "Share which ones you open" is on in Settings, the app also sends the name of a thread when you open it, such as "I've lost someone". It carries nothing that identifies your device, and our server keeps only a count for each day.
Where it comes from
Only from you, through the app.
Who we share it with
Anthropic, the company whose AI writes the replies, receives the writing a Reflection reads, only to produce those replies. Cloudflare runs our server and carries it on the way. Feedback you choose to send through the app reaches us through Telegram, a messaging service. We share it with no one else, and we never sell it.
Your consent
Nothing you write goes to the AI until you agree in the app, and the agreement names Anthropic. You can withdraw it at any time in Settings → AI consent. The thread counts can be turned off in Settings, and they stop at once.
Your rights
You can ask us to confirm whether we collect or share your consumer health data, to see it, to list who we shared it with, and to delete it, and you can withdraw your consent. Because there is no account, we can find your records only by the receipt code shown in Settings → AI consent, so send that code with your request to the address below. If you have no code, because you never agreed or you withdrew, say so; without it we may not be able to tell which records are yours. We answer within 45 days. If we turn down a request, you can ask us to look at it again, and if we still turn it down, you can contact the Washington State Attorney General at atg.wa.gov or the Nevada Attorney General at ag.nv.gov.