Your camera.
Your space.
Last updated September 13, 2026. Bunny Fit is provided by Danish Joshi. Contact dj@neocollar.com with privacy questions.
Camera and movement
Body tracking happens on your iPhone. We do not upload camera frames, videos, face images, or body landmarks. If you enable clips, a short camera-and-game replay is saved locally. Sharing opens the iOS share sheet; you choose where it goes. Those services have their own privacy policies. We do not record microphone audio.
Your player
We use a randomly generated player ID and a credential stored in the iPhone Keychain, without an email login. Our Cloudflare service stores your nickname, optional social handle and publication choice, timezone, check-ins, unlocks, scores, game input replays, friendships, challenges, blocks, and reports. App Attest helps verify that competitive scores come from the app. It does not prove exercise form.
What other players see
Leaderboards and challenges show your chosen nickname, bunny, and score. Your social handle is shown only if you turn on its publication option. Friend links and challenge codes are intended to be shared.
Purchases and app usage
Apple processes payments. Superwall manages paywalls and subscription access using your app identifier and purchase status; we do not receive your payment card details. Usage analytics are on by default and help us understand app activity, paywalls, purchases, and technical performance. Superwall may process a device identifier, device information, and an approximate region derived from your network address. You can turn usage analytics off in Settings. We do not send camera or movement measurements, social handles, or nicknames as analytics properties. Essential service, security, and purchase processing continue when optional analytics are off.
Retention and your controls
Unfinished online replays expire after inactivity and are cleaned up after two days; completed replay chunks are eligible for deletion after 30 days. Scores and earned progress remain until you delete your player. Cleanup runs when the service receives traffic. Expired challenge records and unanswered friend requests are periodically removed. Delete your player in Settings to remove its server records and clear local progress. You can also turn reminders and clips off. Deleting a player does not cancel an Apple subscription: manage that in your Apple account settings. A device-local access flag can remain to remember that the introductory free play was used.
Service providers
Cloudflare hosts the service and processes network information for delivery and security. Apple and Superwall process subscription and app-verification information. We do not sell personal information or use camera data for advertising. Contact us to request access, correction, or deletion if you cannot use the in-app control; include the player ID shown in Settings.