Who operates this app
This Privacy Policy describes how FоnВеt: Victory Ahead (“the app”) handles information when you use it on your iPhone. The app is provided by Batya Elbaz (Israel). For privacy questions, contact [email protected].
What the app does
FоnВеt: Victory Ahead is an offline athletic mental-prep workbench. You build a time-aligned “Victory Protocol”: a session of roughly ten minutes that combines a locally bundled music stem, breath-cadence cues (such as Box or Coherent patterns), and up to three short affirmations you enter or edit. A on-device rhythm engine aligns breath intervals and text cues to a shared beat grid derived from the tempo you choose. Completed protocols can be saved to a local Victory Archive, reviewed (including minutes completed and focus-related session metrics logged on the device), cloned for a new day, and compared between archived and active timelines where the app exposes that view.
The product specification describes local audio processing only. The app is not designed to rely on cloud sync, generative AI, or live network state for its core session builder or playback.
Information stored on your device
Because sessions are built and played locally, most data never leaves your iPhone unless you choose to export material the app makes available (for example, protocol-related export described in the product plan). Categories of on-device data include:
- Session content you create: affirmation text, breath pattern choice, selected local audio track, tempo (BPM), cue spacing choices, and the compiled protocol timeline.
- Archive and history: saved Victory Protocol records (identifiers, dates, duration, track reference, breath pattern, affirmation cues, and focus-score values calculated from timing during sessions).
- Settings: preferences such as audio balance between music and breath cues, whether the screen stays awake during a session, and choices related to managing local archive storage—stored using iOS preference mechanisms (UserDefaults in the implementation plan).
- Persistent protocols: archived protocols and related structures stored with Core Data as described in the implementation plan.
The app does not require you to create an in-app account in the product specification. We do not describe collection of government IDs, precise location, contacts, or advertising profiles as part of this app’s design.
What we do not do (based on current product scope)
- We do not describe operating our own analytics SDK or selling personal data.
- We do not describe uploading your affirmations or archives to Batya Elbaz servers for sync; core use is on-device.
- We do not describe using your content to train remote machine-learning models.
Apple’s App Store, iOS, and your device may process limited technical data under Apple’s policies when you download or update the app; that processing is outside this document’s scope except to note that we do not control Apple’s systems.
Microphone, notifications, and permissions
The implementation plan centers on bundled local audio and on-device mixing, not on recording your voice into protocols. If a future build requests additional iOS permissions, the system permission prompt and in-app description at that time will govern those features. This policy is written for the offline workbench, archive, and local playback behavior described above.
Retention and deletion
Archived protocols and settings remain on your device until you delete them using in-app archive or storage management where provided, or until you remove the app. Uninstalling the app from your iPhone typically removes locally stored app data subject to iOS backup behavior you control in Settings. We do not operate a remote “delete my account” endpoint because no account system is described for this product.
Children
The app targets athletes preparing for training or competition and is not directed at children under 13. If you believe a child provided personal information through the app in error, contact us at the email above and we will respond as operator contact, though we may be unable to retrieve data that never left the device.
International users
The operator is based in Israel. Because data in the described design stays on your device, cross-border transfer by the app itself is limited; any export or email you initiate is your choice.
Changes
We may update this Privacy Policy when the app’s data practices change. The effective date at the top will change when we do. Continued use after an update means you accept the revised policy for the updated build.
Contact
Batya Elbaz
Email: [email protected]
Country: Israel