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Account and data

Manage your account, subscription and saved data.

Find out where your logs and photos are stored and what happens when you use AI features.

Updated Written for Good Enough 2.0

The Settings screen's Account section with Sync, Subscription, Export my data and Delete account.
Manage your account, subscription and saved data.
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How it works

Your workouts, food and body measurements sync to your Good Enough account. Your profile and progress photos are stored on your phone and in your iCloud. AI features can receive some of this information with your permission, as described below.

Meal estimates, body-photo analysis, progress photo reviews and the coach use Google's Gemini AI. Each feature asks permission before you first use it. See AI permissions and the privacy policy for details.

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Sign in and sync

You create an account with Apple, Google or email during setup. On a new phone, tap I already have an account on the first screen and your history comes back.

Settings › Sync shows whether everything is saved. If something is stuck, it tells you and lets you copy the details for support.

Subscription

Good Enough is $9.99 a month with a 7 days free trial, or $59.99 a year with a 30 days free trial. Nothing is charged until the trial ends.

Settings › Subscription shows your status. Tap Manage or cancel subscription to change plans or cancel through Apple. If you cancel, you keep Premium until the end of the period you paid for.

New phone and asked to subscribe again? Tap Restore on that screen.

Export or delete your data

  1. Export your data

    Tap Export to save a JSON data file containing your food, water, supplements, workouts, sets, measurements, check-ins, wellbeing and plan history.

    In the appSettings › Export my data

  2. Delete your account

    Tap Delete account and confirm. This permanently deletes your account, synced history and meal photos from our servers. It also clears the app's data on your phone and your profile and progress photos from your iCloud.

    Copies of progress photos in your photo library remain until you delete them in Photos. Account deletion can't be undone.

    Deleting your account doesn't cancel your subscription. Cancel it in your Apple Account's subscriptions first.

    In the appSettings › Delete account

Where your data lives

Your Good Enough account: workouts, food, body measurements, check-ins, coach conversations, and weights imported from Apple Health.

Our cloud storage: meal and food package photos you use to log food.

Your phone and your iCloud: your profile (age, sex, height and injuries) and progress photos. With permission, relevant profile details or photos can be sent for an AI feature.

Apple Health: read on your phone. Only imported weights are copied to your account.

AI photo reviews: review copies of body and progress photos are deleted after processing. Your saved originals remain on your devices and in your iCloud.

Full details are in the privacy policy.

AI permissions

The app asks once for each AI feature: meal estimates, body-fat photos, progress photo reviews and the coach. Choose Not now and that feature stays off. Everything else keeps working. Google doesn't use what we send to train its models.

Get help

Settings › Help explains the basics inside the app. Settings › Contact support sends us a message, or email support@getgoodenough.com.

Good to know

  • TipSign in before you switch phones so your history comes with you.
  • TipCancel your subscription before deleting your account. Deleting doesn't cancel it.
  • TipYou can open the exported JSON file in a text editor or import it into a tool that supports JSON.
  • TipGood Enough is for adults 18 and over.

Questions

Settings › Subscription › Manage or cancel subscription, or in iOS Settings under your Apple Account's subscriptions.

No. We don't sell your personal information, use it for advertising, or track you across other apps.

Meal photos on our servers are deleted. Progress photos are removed from the app and your iCloud. Copies in your own photo library stay until you delete them in Photos.

No. Setup asks you to create one with Apple, Google or email to save your plan. It's how your history is backed up and moves to a new phone.