Privacy
Your activity archive lives on your iPhone. Zaoka uses what you connect there to show records, weather, cards, and the exports you ask for.
Updated October 29, 2026
On your iPhone
Zaoka keeps activity summaries, GPS routes, and your editor choices in a local database on your iPhone. Your Strava session is stored in the iPhone keychain.
After a save, you can browse your archive without an internet connection.
Apple Health
With your permission, Zaoka reads all available workout types from HealthKit, including running, walking, cycling and other workouts, plus any workout routes you allow. It does not write Health data.
Apple Health workouts and routes stay on your iPhone and are never uploaded to Zaoka servers.
Strava
If you connect Strava, you sign in through zaoka.app. That server stores the encrypted tokens needed to stay connected, and short signals when a run is added, changed, hidden, or deleted.
Your iPhone then downloads your activities from Strava and saves them in the local archive. Zaoka does not keep a lasting copy of your runs on the server.
Weather and place names
With your permission, Zaoka uses approximate location to request local weather from Apple. Route coordinates may be turned into an optional city label on a card.
Purchases
Apple’s App Store purchase record is used to unlock Zaoka Pro. Billing stays with Apple.
Sharing
Images are made only when you ask. They stay on your iPhone until you pick a destination, such as Photos.
A card can include dates, distance, routes, and place names — look it over before you share it.
Your control
Disconnect Strava or Apple Health in Settings to remove that source’s runs from Zaoka on your iPhone. That does not delete them from Strava or Apple Health.
Revoke Health, Location, or Photos in iOS Settings. Clear preview cache in Data storage. You can also disconnect Zaoka from your Strava account on Strava.com.