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Tally Up

Privacy policy

Last updated October 20, 2026

Tally Up is a workout log. This page explains, in plain English, what it stores about you, what the Claude connector can see, and how to take your data with you or delete it.

The short version

  • Tally Up stores your name, your email, your sign-in account ID, and the workouts and bodyweight you log. That’s it.
  • Your data is private to your account. It isn’t sold, shared, used for advertising or used to train AI models.
  • Claude can only reach your account after you approve it, and you can disconnect it at any time.
  • You can download everything, and deleting your account removes everything permanently.

What Tally Up stores

  • Your account: your name and email address, and for each sign-in provider you use (Google, or Apple when it’s available), your account ID with that provider and the email it reported.
  • Your settings: weight and distance units and your timezone, which is detected from your browser when you sign up.
  • What you log: exercises, sets, reps, weights, durations, distances, incline, speed, calories, bodyweight, notes, and the time of each one. Also any custom exercises, exercise nicknames and saved charts you create.
  • Technical records: while you’re signed in, your session records your IP address and browser type. Server logs and rate limiting use IP addresses to keep the service working and to block abuse.

Tally Up has no passwords, and it doesn’t collect your contacts, location or health-app data. There are no analytics, advertising or tracking scripts.

Signing in

When you sign in with Google (or Apple), Tally Up receives your name, your email address, whether the email is verified, and an account ID. It never sees your password and gets no other access to your Google or Apple account.

The Claude connector

Connecting is optional. When you add Tally Up to Claude as a connector, you sign in and approve access, and Claude receives a token tied to your account. With it, Claude can use Tally Up’s tools for you: log exercises and bodyweight, fix or delete entries, and look up your history, exercises and settings. It can only ever reach your own account.

  • Tally Up receives only what Claude sends to those tools, such as “Bench Press, 3 sets of 10 at 150 lb.” It doesn’t receive your conversations.
  • What Claude sends and receives is part of your conversation with Claude, which Anthropic handles under its own terms and privacy policy.
  • Access tokens expire after an hour, and Claude refreshes them while you’re using it. To cut off access immediately, remove Claude under Settings → Connected apps.

How your data is used

Only to run Tally Up: to show your history, draw your charts, answer Claude’s questions about your training, and produce your exports. Nobody else sees your workouts. The person who runs Tally Up can access the database to keep the service running, secure and fixed, and sees overall usage, such as how many accounts exist and how much they log.

Who else is involved

  • Hosting: Tally Up runs on a rented server, where the database lives.
  • Google and Apple: for signing in, as described above.
  • Cloudflare Turnstile: if it’s switched on to stop automated signups, the sign-in page runs Cloudflare’s check, which processes information about your browser to tell people from bots.

Cookies

Tally Up uses a session cookie to keep you signed in, a security cookie that protects forms, and two preference cookies that remember your light or dark mode and whether the sidebar is open. There are no advertising or tracking cookies.

Keeping and deleting your data

  • Your data stays as long as your account does.
  • When you delete an entry or a weigh-in, it’s kept for 30 days so you can undo, then removed permanently.
  • Deleting your account (Settings → Profile) permanently removes your account, everything you’ve logged, your custom exercises, saved charts and settings, and disconnects Claude. It takes effect immediately and can’t be undone. Server logs that mention your IP address expire on their own within 14 days.

Exporting your data

Settings → Your data downloads everything you’ve logged as CSV files or as a single JSON file, whenever you like.

Children

Tally Up isn’t meant for anyone under 13.

Changes

If this policy changes, this page will be updated along with the date at the top. See also the terms of use.