Cadora · Last updated: 26 July 2026
Cadora is built to hold sensitive records, so it collects as little as possible.
Everything you enter — protocols, compounds, doses, vials, injection sites, weights, symptoms, notes and check-ins — is stored locally on your device. It is not uploaded to us, and it is not sold or shared. Cadora requires no account, no email address and no phone number, and there is no cloud sync.
The app records what you take. That means the fact that you use it is itself sensitive, which is exactly why none of it leaves your phone.
Nothing. This version of Cadora contains no networking code at all. It sends no analytics, no usage events and no diagnostics, and it has no server to send them to. Its App Store privacy label reads “Data Not Collected”, and that is literal.
Purchases. Subscriptions are processed by Apple. Whether you subscribe is known to Apple and to your device; Cadora does not transmit it anywhere.
Opening a link. Tapping a link in the app — this page, the terms, a research citation — hands it to your browser, which reaches that site the way any browser would. Nothing about your records goes with it.
If a future version ever sends anything, this page, the App Store privacy label and the app description will say so before it ships.
Crash diagnostics, if you have enabled sharing with Apple, are handled by Apple under their own policy.
Cadora does not send your data to any AI model or third-party analysis service. It has no chatbot and no automated interpretation of your records.
Settings includes Export, which produces a complete archive of your records, and Delete All Data, which permanently removes everything Cadora has stored on your device. Both work whether or not you subscribe. Deleting the app also removes its local data.
Cadora is not directed at children and is not intended for anyone under 18.