Last updated: July 19, 2026
All logs you enter into Luna are stored exclusively in the app's local database on your device hardware. This includes:
Luna processes this data in real-time, on-device, in milliseconds. No server calculations or external processing models are involved in analyzing your cycle inputs.
Luna is designed with a local-first architecture. Your records stay on your device unless you explicitly export an encrypted backup file yourself.
Local Only (default): Your cycle logs, symptoms, and notes exist exclusively on your physical device. Nothing is uploaded to any cloud service. If you delete the app or switch phones without exporting a backup file, your history cannot be recovered.
Device Transfer Mode: Luna can export an encrypted .lbk backup file for occasional backups, phone upgrades, and cross-device or cross-OS moves that you manage yourself. Luna does not upload that file to any third-party storage provider or any Luna-operated service.
Private Vault Mode: You can additionally lock the exported backup file with a private 12-word recovery phrase. No one — not Luna nor anyone who finds the file — can decrypt it without that phrase.
Luna Premium includes Private Partner Sharing. This feature is designed to share cycle phases with one trusted person while maintaining total confidentiality:
Luna is completely ad-free and is not integrated with behavioral profiling networks or data broker SDKs. We do not run background telemetry to track app engagement habits or cycle patterns.
Luna is designed to function entirely offline for cycle tracking. The app uses the internet only for:
Your cycle logs, symptom entries, private notes, and health data are completely isolated from any Luna-controlled network requests.
To operate securely, Luna requests minimal system permissions:
Android
iOS
Because Luna has no access to your data, you hold full administrative power over your files:
Because Luna maintains no central database or user accounts, we have nothing to produce in response to a government subpoena, court order, or law enforcement request.
If you keep your history only on-device or export a Private Vault Mode backup file, Luna has no readable copy to produce, decrypt, or hand over. Any exported file remains under your own custody.
For users in the European Union (under GDPR) and the United States (including state reproductive data laws like CPRA and Washington's My Health My Data Act):
Our local-first structure aligns directly with data minimization standards. Because your data does not populate external databases, you maintain permanent sovereignty over your personal records. There is no need to file a "right to be forgotten" or "data erasure" request with us, as you can erase all data directly from your device at any time.
If you have any questions or feedback regarding this policy, please reach out to us at:
support@trackluna.com