Your Health Data.
Your Rights.

What Data Veast Collects

Veast collects the following categories of consumer health data when you use the app. This list reflects all data types that may apply to your account depending on the features you use.

• Workout logs — exercise sessions, sets, reps, duration, and completion timestamps recorded through the app or validated by device sensors
• Nutrition and food diary — meals logged, food items, caloric and macronutrient estimates, and photo-verified food entries
• Body metrics — weight, body measurements, and physical progress entries submitted through your profile
• Biometric inputs — resting heart rate, BMI, and other health indicators you enter or that are cross-referenced from a linked health app (iOS HealthKit or Android Health Connect)
• Journal entries — personal reflections, wellness notes, and diary text you write within the Veast Journal feature
• Pulse check-ins — daily check-in responses including mood, energy level, and readiness indicators
• Inferred wellness state — signals derived from your activity patterns, check-in consistency, and engagement data used to personalise coaching and AI interactions
• Device identifiers — device ID and platform signals used for token reward fraud prevention and proof-of-completion validation

Your Rights Under WA My Health My Data Act

Washington's My Health My Data Act (effective March 31, 2024) grants Washington residents the following enforceable rights over consumer health data. These rights apply to you if you are a Washington State resident, regardless of where Veast is incorporated.

1. Right 01
   Right to Access
   You may request a full copy of all consumer health data Veast holds about you. Your request will be confirmed within 10 business days and fulfilled within 30 calendar days. We will provide the data in a clear, readable format covering all categories listed above.
2. Right 02
   Right to Correction
   If you believe Veast holds inaccurate consumer health data about you, you may request a correction. Provide a description of the inaccuracy and, where possible, the correct information. Veast will investigate and correct verified inaccuracies within 30 calendar days of your request.
3. Right 03
   Right to Deletion
   You may request permanent deletion of your consumer health data at any time. Veast will process the deletion within 30 calendar days of your verified request. Hard copies and off-site backups will be purged within 90 calendar days. Note that we may retain data where required by law or to resolve active disputes, and will inform you of any such exception.
4. Right 04
   Right to Withdraw Consent
   You may withdraw your consumer health data consent at any time via Settings → Privacy inside the Veast app. Withdrawal stops future collection and processing for that data category. Withdrawal does not retroactively undo lawful processing already completed before your request — your historical data prior to withdrawal was collected under your active consent.
5. Right 05
   Right to Data Portability
   You may receive a machine-readable copy (JSON or CSV format) of your consumer health data within 30 calendar days of your request. The export will include all data categories listed above that apply to your account. You may request portability via the app (Settings → Privacy → Export My Data) or by emailing [email protected].
6. Right 06
   Right to Lodge a Complaint
   If you believe Veast has violated your rights under WA MHMD, you may file a complaint directly with the Washington State Attorney General's Office. The AG enforces MHMD and can take action on your behalf.
   
   Washington State Attorney General:
   ago.wa.gov  ·  1-800-551-4636

How to Exercise Your Rights

You can initiate most rights directly within the Veast app. For requests that require identity verification or fall outside in-app options, email us directly.

1. In-app self-service — Open the Veast app and go to Settings → Privacy. From there, tap Export My Data for a portable copy of your health data, or tap Delete Account to initiate permanent deletion of your account and all associated consumer health data.
2. Email request for specific MHMD rights — For access, correction, consent withdrawal, or portability requests outside the app, email [email protected] with the subject line: WA MHMD Request — [Right Name] (e.g., "WA MHMD Request — Correction"). Include your registered email address and a description of your request. We may ask you to verify your identity before processing.
3. Response timeline — Veast will acknowledge your request within 10 business days and fulfill it within 30 calendar days. If we need additional time (in rare cases up to 60 days for complex requests), we will notify you in writing with the reason for the extension.

Cross-Border Data Transfer Notice

Veast operates on Supabase infrastructure with database servers located in the United States. Your consumer health data is stored and processed on US-based servers. When you use Veast AI features — including the Veast Agent, food photo analysis, and workout evaluation — your submitted content is processed by Anthropic (Claude API), a US-based AI provider, under a data processing agreement. Anthropic does not retain your data after processing.

By creating a Veast account and using the app, you acknowledge that your consumer health data will be transferred to and processed in the United States, which may have different data protection standards than those in your jurisdiction. You may withdraw this consent at any time via Settings → Privacy, which will prevent further collection but will not reverse transfers already completed under your prior consent.

Contact & Complaints

For all privacy and health data requests, contact Veast directly first. If your concern is not resolved to your satisfaction, you have the right to escalate to the Washington State Attorney General.

This page was last updated May 2026 and reflects Veast's practices as of that date. Material changes to our health data practices will be communicated to Washington residents via in-app notification and an updated version of this page.