Privacy
During the pilot, AndThenHow Fever is designed around local browser storage. This page explains what that means for your records and your device.
Local-first storage
AndThenHow Fever currently saves tracking data in your browser profile on your device.
This may include child profiles, dates of birth, weights, temperature readings, medication logs, symptoms, sleep, hydration, and notes that you enter.
No account required
During the pilot, you can use the tracker without creating an account.
Account login, cloud sync, caregiver sharing, and export-led account features are not enabled for general use yet.
What we collect
The app does not currently send your fever tracking records to our server as part of normal local tracking.
Standard hosting logs may still be created by infrastructure providers when your browser visits the site, such as request time, URL, IP address, browser details, and basic security logs.
Data loss and shared devices
Clearing browser data, clearing site data, changing browsers, or uninstalling your browser may delete locally saved records.
Anyone with access to the same unlocked browser profile or device may be able to view local tracker data.
Future account features
If account, sync, export, or caregiver sharing features are enabled later, the app will explain what is uploaded and ask for confirmation before moving local tracking data to cloud storage.
Until then, local tracking should not be treated as a permanent medical record.