Privacy Policy

Privacy policy for HealthBit App and Website

At HealthBit, we understand the critical role technology and data play in empowering individuals to take control of their menstrual and reproductive health. Our app enables users to gain insights into their bodies and cycles based on the health data they choose to track. We are committed to ensuring that your data is handled responsibly and with the utmost security.

We take the responsibility of protecting your sensitive and intimate data very seriously. Your privacy and data security are at the core of everything we do. We strive to meet the highest privacy and security standards and are committed to being transparent about how we handle your data so that you can confidently use our services.

Please read this Privacy Policy carefully to understand how we process and protect your information. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us at info@techexponentsystem.com

1. Types of Data We Process

HealthBit processes three types of data to deliver its services:

1.1 Account Data:
To create and manage your HealthBit account, we collect personal data such as:

• Username
• Email address
• Date of birth
• Marital status
• Region
• Height
• Weight
• Phone number

This data is required for account creation, login, and communication regarding your use of our services.

1.2 Health Data:
HealthBit processes sensitive health data that you choose to track in the app, such as:

• Menstrual cycle information (e.g., period dates, flow intensity, symptoms, ovulation, fertile windows)
• Symptoms and experiences (e.g., mood changes, cramps, weight, body temperature)

You can manually input this data into the app.

2. How We Process Your Data

We process your data to provide HealthBit’s core features and functionality, such as:

2.1 Providing Core Services

• Health Data: To generate insights, cycle predictions, and recommendations tailored to your tracked data.
• Usage Data: To optimize app performance, understand user interactions, and improve features.
• Account Data: To create and manage your account, enable logins, and send essential service updates (via in-app messages, notifications, or email).

2.2 Data-Driven Features: We use artificial intelligence to analyze your tracked health data and deliver personalized insights and predictions about your menstrual health.

3. Data Security and Storage

We use industry-standard security measures to protect your data. All information is securely stored on servers located in secure data centers within India. Only authorized personnel have access to your data.

4. Your Rightsecurity

As a HealthBit user, you have the right to:

• Access and review the data you’ve shared with us.
• Update or delete your account and personal information at any time.
• Revoke consent for specific data processing activities.
• To exercise these rights, contact us at info@techexponentsystem.com

5. No Sale of Data

HealthBit does not sell your data to any third parties. We process your data solely to deliver and improve the services offered through our app and website.

6. Updates to This Privacy Policy

We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect changes in our services or legal requirements. If any significant changes are made, we will notify you via the app or email.

7. DO'S & DON'TS IN PET CARE

DO:

• DO know your pet. Before adopting any pet, educate yourself about such things as the species specific traits and the normal behavior of that particular pet.
• DO Register your pet as the Government made it mandatory that all the dog owners should register their pets in their respected Municipal Corporation.
• DO make early and regular visit to your veterinarian for deworming (starts from age of 15 days), vaccination (starts from age of 45 days) and routine health care.
• DO feed regular meals, usually offer food for about 10-20 minutes then remove the food. Feed 4-5 times a day until 6 months, thrice a day up to 9 months and twice a day as adults.
• DO give your pet plenty of water. As it does in humans, water flushes out the system and keeps your pet healthy.
• DO reward good behavior. Try to catch them doing something right and praise with its favorite treat to reinforce it.
• DO trained and socialise your pet which includes house training (toilet training and basic obedience commands).
• DO make sure that they engage in regular physical activities to maintain their body weight and ensure that they live a happy, healthy and long life. Walk your dog every day, especially if it's confined to the indoors or a small yard. Further, it should be taken care of the safety of other's while roaming out the pet.
• DO always look out for your pet's body language: Any signs of distress, any abnormal vocalizations should be taken seriously. Check for an injury or illness and consult the veterinarian. The vocalization may also be a sign of distress in new environment.
• DO treat your pet for fleas and ticks. It is possible that your pet may get ticks and fleas from their new friends or on walks. Make sure you check for it regularly and ensure precautions like medicated baths.
• DO allow some quiet time. Always allow your new pet to spend some time away in the crate. This will allow them to have some peaceful time in their safe space and will help tackle any behavioral issue they may have.
• DO provide your pet a comfortable and supportive fixed sleeping place.
• DO brush and comb your dog's hair regularly as it helps in removing dead hairs and promotes oil stimulation within their coat. Dogs are generally fine with once a month medicated baths.
• DO adhere and follow all government guidelines regarding pet keeping.

DON'T:

• Upto 90 days (3 months) of age DON'T take your puppy to parks, public areas or unknown areas as they may catch infection and also puppies cannot be considered fully protected by their vaccines until this age.
• DON'T wait until your pet is sick to see a veterinarian. Puppies have weaker immune systems than adults and commonly exposed to parasites.
• DON'T allow your pet to chew your body parts, shoes, socks or any other clothes, hard toys, real bones as these may cause injury. Provide your dog with tooth friendly toys and treats.
• DON'T leave food available all the time. Dogs often gain excessive weight and may become choosy eaters if allowed to eat any time of the day.
• DON'T make sudden changes to routine or diet. Try replicating the food as closely as you can with the quantity and quality of the food they were getting at the shelter or the previous home. No alternate food, if pet denies eating it.
• DON'T give human treats and snacks to pets. Human snacks and treats are generally to be avoided with pets. Eatables like chocolates, sugary snacks and fried foods are extremely harmful for pets and should not be given to them under any circumstances.
• DON'T leave your pet unattended for long periods of time, especially in the first few months. If you have to be away for work or other long periods, try to leave your puppy with someone at home or a friend or pet hostel.
• DON'T use heavy-handed discipline. Excessive punishment can often make a dog fearful and create behavior problems.
• DON'T bath too often as this can strip their natural oils which they need for a healthy coat and skin. This could result in a dry, dull coat and itchy skin.
• DON'T self medicate your pet at home as this may result in an overdose and could lead to serious and potentially fatal outcome.