Consumer Health Data Privacy Policy
Effective date: November 10, 2026
This policy is published under Washington's My Health My Data Act (RCW 19.373). It covers Doudou, Contractions and TakeMyPills, published by TrainRBoost, on a phone set to the United States (the Region setting on iPhone, the country of the first language on Android). It describes data that Washington's law treats as consumer health data: what you enter about a baby, a pregnancy or a medication. On a phone set to another country, the privacy policy of each app applies.
1. The categories of consumer health data we collect, and why
Each app collects what it needs to work, and the usage measurement described below. Each item states its purpose.
Doudou
- The log, the notes and the baby profile stay on your phone. They reach our server, and the family members you invite, only if you turn on Family Sync and agree to it explicitly. Purpose: show every member the same log.
- The time of the reminders you turn on goes to our server: the time of the last feeding plus the interval you chose, and, with Premium, the opening of the next nap window. Purpose: send you the notification at that time.
- No usage measurement, no error report and no install source is collected. A version of the app that is not yet up to date may still measure usage: updating it stops this. Purpose: none, since nothing is collected.
- Ads: on iPhone, ads are never personalized, under Google's restricted data processing. On Android, the app shows no ads.
Contractions
- Your contractions stay on your phone.
- The birth guessing game: the due date if you give it, the guesses of your relatives, and the result if you tick the box to publish it, go to our server and to the page of the game. Purpose: run the game you created.
- Usage measurement is collected only after you answer yes to the question the app asks. A version of the app published before this question was added may still measure usage by default: updating it stops this. Purpose: improve the app and fix its errors.
TakeMyPills
- The name, the dose and the time of each reminder go to our server. Purpose: send you the notification at that time.
- With Premium and Family Sync: profiles, medications and doses taken go to our server and to the members you invite. Purpose: show every member the same schedule.
- Usage measurement is on by default, unless you turn it off in the settings of the app. It includes the fact that a dose was marked taken or skipped, never the medication. The app still sends its events. Those that arrive from a United States IP address are emptied and discarded on arrival at our analytics provider, before they are recorded. Purpose: understand which features are used and fix crashes.
2. The categories of sources
You, the parent or the person who uses the app. The members you invite to a family. The relatives who send a guess on the page of a birth guessing game. We do not obtain consumer health data from anyone else.
4. Your rights, and how to exercise them
Under RCW 19.373.040 you have the right to:
- confirm that we collect your consumer health data, and access it, with the list of the third parties and affiliates it was shared with (none) and an export of it;
- withdraw the consent you gave;
- have your consumer health data deleted: on the phone, on our server and, when we can find the installation, at our analytics provider;
- appeal a refusal.
To exercise a right, write to the contact address of the privacy policy of the app: privacy@heydoudou.com for Doudou, privacy@trainrboost.com for Contractions and TakeMyPills. You do not need an account. We answer within 45 days, free of charge.
If we refuse a request, you can appeal by writing to the same address, and we answer within 45 days. If the appeal does not settle it, you can file a complaint with the Washington State Attorney General at atg.wa.gov/file-complaint.