InfusionLog is published by an independent iOS developer (Apple Developer Team ID ZM8LF8494F). For any privacy-related question, write to captainlongevity@gmail.com.
We do not collect, transmit to a server we control, store on a server we control, sell, share, or analyze:
All records you enter are stored only on your iOS device using Apple's SwiftData framework. The app does not use Apple's CloudKit framework, does not sync records across your devices, and does not maintain any copy of your data on a server we operate.
Your data is included in your standard iOS device backup if you have device backup enabled (iCloud Backup, iTunes, or Finder). We do not have access to your device backups; only Apple does, under their published privacy terms. We recommend keeping device backup on so your archive survives a lost or replaced phone via the system Restore flow.
InfusionLog does not request, store, or use your specialty pharmacy login credentials. The app does not connect to any specialty pharmacy API, portal, fulfillment system, claims system, or pharmacy benefit manager. All shipment, breach, call, and missed-dose information is entered by you (typed or photographed). This is by design — many of our users are mid-dispute with the pharmacy they would otherwise be asked to log into.
The app does not run any artificial-intelligence or machine-learning model on your shipment receipts, cold chain photos, provider documentation, or call summaries. There is no OCR text extraction, no document parsing, no automatic categorization, and no complaint-letter generation. You read the documents; you enter the values; you write the complaint. We make no decisions about your case.
Several Pro features process data locally on your device only:
InfusionLog offers an optional Pro subscription via Apple's StoreKit 2. When you subscribe, restore a purchase, or when the app verifies your entitlement, your device communicates directly with Apple's servers. InfusionLog receives only the entitlement status (active or inactive) and a purchase identifier. We do not see your Apple ID, payment method, billing address, or transaction history. Apple's handling of subscription information is governed by Apple's Privacy Policy.
You can revoke any of these permissions at any time in iOS Settings > InfusionLog.
InfusionLog does not record phone calls. The Customer Service Call Log allows you to attach an audio file you recorded yourself; the app simply stores the file path. You are responsible for compliance with your state's call-recording laws. Some U.S. states require two-party consent for recording; the in-app field surfaces a notice to that effect.
InfusionLog is designed to be used by adults — patients managing their own specialty medication regimens or family caregivers (for example, a parent managing a child's cystic fibrosis or hemophilia infusions). We do not knowingly collect any information from anyone, including children. The records you enter live on your device and (optionally) in your private iCloud account; we never receive them.
For United States users: HIPAA applies to "covered entities" (health plans, providers, clearinghouses) and their business associates — not to patients documenting their own records. InfusionLog facilitates that patient record-keeping; it is not a covered entity, business associate, or healthcare provider, and does not transmit records to any covered entity.
Because data lives only on your device, you control retention completely. To delete all records, delete the app from your device. There is no copy on any server we operate for us to delete. If you have enabled standard iOS device backup, copies of your records may also exist in your device-backup snapshots under Apple's control; you can manage or delete those in iOS Settings > [your name] > iCloud > iCloud Backup (Apple's iCloud Backup, not InfusionLog).
The app does not transfer your data internationally because it does not transfer your data anywhere we control. The app is published in English and is primarily marketed in North America.
InfusionLog is a personal documentation tool. The Specialty Pharmacy Catalog, the 11-category SLA breach library, complaint-pack templates, and any in-app text about state insurance commissioner procedures, ASHP / URAC accreditation processes, or call-recording state laws is general information only. It is not legal, financial, medical, or insurance advice. Consult a licensed advocate, attorney, or healthcare provider for your specific case.
If we ever change how the app handles data — for example, if a future version adds a feature that transmits data to a server we control — we will update this policy and surface the change in the app before you can use that feature. The "Last updated" date at the top of this page reflects the most recent revision.
Privacy questions: captainlongevity@gmail.com