Privacy

Absolute Health is a health assistant you talk to on WhatsApp. That means it holds things you would not tell most software. This page says what it keeps, where that lives, who else sees it, and how to make it stop.

Last updated 28 August 2026

What is recorded

Only what arrives through the conversation, plus what you connect to it:

Every value is stored with its provenance: whether you reported it, a device measured it, or a model estimated it from a photo. These are never treated as interchangeable, because a number you guessed and a number a sensor recorded are different kinds of fact.

Where it lives

In a PostgreSQL database in London (eu-west-2), and processed by servers in London. Health data does not leave the region for storage.

Every table has row-level security, so a query can only reach one person’s records. Credentials for connected devices are encrypted before they are written down.

Who else sees it

Four third parties, each for one job:

Nothing is sold, and nothing is shared for advertising. Product analytics, where enabled, receives counts and timings under a pseudonymous identifier, never message text, never images, never health values. That is enforced by an allowlist: a field is dropped unless it has been explicitly permitted.

What it will not do

It does not diagnose, and it does not prescribe. It reports what your own data shows and how confident that is, which is a different thing from medical advice.

If you describe something that needs urgent attention, it stops and tells you to seek help from a person, without consulting a model first, so that path cannot be talked out of working.

Getting rid of it

Ask, in the conversation. There is no form and no waiting.

Deletion means deletion: the rows are removed, not flagged. Disconnecting a wearable revokes the access token with the device provider as well.

How long it is kept

Until you delete it. The product only works by remembering over months, so nothing expires on a timer, which makes the controls above the ones that matter.

Contact

Questions, or a request you would rather not make through the chat: james@uniqueinteractions.com.