Clear answers about Aheno, your data, and your choices.

Start with the Privacy Notice for the complete data map. Use the Health & Screen Time Notice for Apple's sensitive device boundaries, Subscription Terms for billing, Community Guidelines for public participation, and the Data Rights & Deletion Guide when you want to change or remove information.

Each page begins with a short summary and version information. The summary is a navigation aid; the complete document controls. If two pages appear to cover the same issue, read the more specific page together with the Terms of Service and Privacy Notice.

The Privacy Notice describes information categories, purposes, providers, retention, and rights. The Terms of Service govern accounts and use. Subscription Terms explain Apple billing. Community Guidelines govern public and connection-visible activity. The Health & Screen Time Notice explains sensitive frameworks. The Cookie Notice covers this website. The Data Rights guide provides practical steps.

• Privacy Notice
• Terms of Service
• Subscription Terms
• Community Guidelines
• Health & Screen Time Notice
• Cookie & Website Storage Notice
• Data Rights & Deletion Guide

Aheno is the product and service name. It is provided by Aheno's independent developer; the brand name does not represent a separate legal entity. The seller or publisher identity shown by the App Store is Apple's platform record for the person publishing the app.

Questions about privacy, terms, account data, moderation, or product support can be sent to ahenoapp@gmail.com. Do not include passwords, Apple payment information, raw Health records, or screenshots revealing private app selections unless support specifically needs them and you choose to send them.

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Each document shows its own version, effective date, and last-updated date. Material changes should be published before or when the related product behavior changes. Older copies may be requested by email when available.

A change in wording does not expand data collection by itself. New collection requires corresponding product behavior, an appropriate legal basis, and any permission or separate consent the feature requires.