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Private by design. Clear about scope.

Coralio works with things that are personal — your goals, your days, sometimes your health signals. Here is exactly what it does with them, in plain words, and where the boundaries are.

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This page describes the beta build. Last reviewed September 2026.

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Health data is read-onlySteps, sleep and weight can fill trackers from Apple Health or Health Connect. Coralio never writes back, and doesn't store the raw samples.

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Manual always worksEvery tracker works by hand. Connections are a convenience you can revoke from your phone anytime.

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AI and analytics are separate opt-insTwo switches in Settings, both off until you turn them on. Each says what it processes.

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Sharing is summaries onlyFriends see the level you chose for one activity — never your notes, reflections or timestamps.

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Export and delete, yourselfExport your data from Settings. Delete your account in-app; it's gone within 30 days.

Where your data lives

What Coralio keeps, and what it doesn't.

Stored in your account on Google Cloud (Firebase), encrypted in transit and at rest. Only you can read it.

Same account, same rules. Never used for analytics, never shared — Reflect runs entirely on your phone.

Read on your phone to fill a tracker. The daily value is kept; the raw samples are not. Nothing is written back to Health.

Sent through Coralio's servers to the AI provider only when AI is on, and only what that feature needs — the goal you typed, the task, your week's activity. Never your journal.

A summary document at the level you chose: total, weekly, or up to seven days of one activity. Your private activity stays yours.

Analytics is opt-in and never includes journal text. Crash reports carry no personal content.

Connections: one connection, Health & activity, 2 data types selected

Connections — you pick the data types. Planned sources say "coming soon", not "connected".

Your controls

Off until you say so.

Two things in Coralio send data anywhere beyond your own account. Both are switches you flip, and both tell you what they do. Try them.

Health connections are per data type, and revocable from your phone's settings.
Encouragement from friends is opt-in per shared activity.
Notifications are one switch each: check-ins, trackers, day periods, the weekly note.

Settings · Privacy

AI personalizationRoadmaps, session steps, flashcards, and the weekly summary.

Product analyticsAnonymous usage events, to see what's confusing.

Both off. Nothing leaves your account except what you share with friends. Goals are built by hand or from templates, and the weekly recap shows numbers without the written summary.

Scope

Support for personal progress. Not advice.

Coralio helps you plan, track, reflect on and review health-adjacent habits — sleep, movement, energy, study, work. It is not a medical, mental-health, legal or financial tool, it doesn't diagnose or treat anything, and it doesn't promise outcomes. Reflect is a guided way to think, not therapy.

The app says this itself, on the Reflect screen"If you're struggling beyond what this app can hold, think about contacting someone who can help."

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Policy

Private by design. Clear about scope.

What Coralio keeps, and what it doesn't.

Off until you say so.

Support for personal progress. Not advice.

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