Last updated: 4 July 2026
BackTrack is a tool for tracking back pain. It handles health information, which is sensitive, and we treat it that way. This page explains what we collect, why, and what you can do about it, without the legalese.
BackTrack is operated by its founder and can be reached at hello@mybacktrack.app. For anything about your data, email us there.
Right now (this website): if you join the early-access list, we store the email address you give us. That's it. No tracking pixels, no advertising cookies.
In the app (once it's available): the information you choose to log: your daily check-ins, pain levels, movement tests, medication, activity and notes, plus the basic account details needed to sign you in. This is your health record, and it's yours.
Under GDPR terms, our legal basis is your consent for the early-access list, and performing our agreement with you to provide the app. Health data is "special category" data and gets the extra care that requires.
Data is stored on Cloudflare's infrastructure and encrypted in transit (the site and app are HTTPS-only). We keep to the minimum we need and don't store data we don't use.
When the app lets you share a summary with a clinician, you choose to do that. It's never automatic.
BackTrack is often used for a child or teenager, managed by a parent or caregiver. Where that's the case, the account is set up and controlled by the responsible adult, and the same care applies to that health data. If you believe a young person's data is held here and shouldn't be, email us and we'll remove it.
Early-access emails are kept until we launch and reach out. Ask us to remove yours any time and we will. App data is kept while your account is active; delete your account and we delete your data.
You can ask to see the data we hold about you, correct it, export it, or have it deleted. Email hello@mybacktrack.app and we'll sort it out. If you're in the UK/EU you also have the right to complain to your data protection authority.
If this policy changes materially, we'll update the date above and, where appropriate, let you know.