Two questions, answered without hedging
Everyone who considers Zorya asks the same two things. Here they are, in plain language, before anything else.
Is this medical advice?
No. Zorya is general wellness support. It describes patterns in the data you choose to log and helps you share that record with your own care team. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or tell you to change your dose or your medication. Those decisions belong to your doctor, and Zorya is built to make that conversation better informed — never to stand in for it.
If something feels wrong with your treatment, contact your clinician. In an emergency, contact your local emergency service.
Is my data private?
Yes. Nothing you log reaches a professional until you explicitly grant it, and grants are made per data type rather than all-or-nothing. Any grant can be revoked at any time, and revocation takes effect immediately.
How consent actually works
Private by default
When you log a dose, a weight or a symptom, it is visible to you and nobody else. There is no default sharing to switch off — sharing only ever starts with an action you take.
Consent is granular
You grant access per data type and per professional. A nutritionist can see meals without seeing mood; a trainer can see activity without seeing doses. You choose the shape of each grant.
Revocation is instant
Withdraw a grant and the professional loses visibility of that data in their dashboard immediately. It doesn't need their approval and it isn't a request — it takes effect on your side.
Access is logged
Grants and access are recorded so the history of who could see what is never a matter of trust alone.
The full policy
This page explains the principles. The complete privacy policy, including how data is stored and processed, lives with the app itself.