Terms of service
Last updated 26 August 2026.
What Peak Health is
A place to build a training routine on the web, run it on your phone, and read back what you did. It is operated by Erik Pastor Rios. It is free today, and no part of it costs money.
It is not medical advice
Peak Health records what you did. It does not know your health, it has not examined you, and no part of it is medical advice. Lifting a heavy thing can injure you. Decide what to lift with a doctor or a coach who knows you, stop when something hurts, and read every number the app shows as a record rather than as an instruction.
Your account
You must be 16 or older to hold an account. An account belongs to one person: keep the password to yourself, and write to privacy@peakhealth.es if you think somebody else has it.
Your training is yours
The routines you build, the notes you write and the sessions you log stay yours. They are stored and shown back to you so that the product works, and they are used for nothing else. Export them or delete them whenever you want.
Asking for an exercise
Asking for a movement the catalogue does not hold publishes that movement (its name, its muscles, its equipment and its instructions) as a public issue on the open catalogue, where anyone can read it and where it may be added for everyone. Send a movement, not a diary entry.
What you may not do
Do not try to reach another person's account or data, do not attack or overload the service, and do not use it to break the law. An account that does any of these can be closed.
Other athletes, and what you write to them
Once other athletes can find you, what you write reaches them. Peak Health quotes this section when it acts on something you or someone else wrote.
What counts as objectionable content
You may not post, in a comment, a display name, a handle, or a session note: content that harasses, threatens or bullies another athlete; hate speech, or content that attacks a person for who they are; sexual content, or content that sexualises a minor; content that promotes violence or self-harm; impersonation of another athlete or of Peak Health; spam or commercial solicitation; or anything illegal under Spanish or European Union law. A list of known words is refused before it is posted. A report covers what that list misses.
How Peak Health responds
Two things can happen to an account that breaks the rule above. A takedown removes the one comment, display name, or note that broke it. A public profile lock turns off your public profile, and only Peak Health can lift it: write to support@peakhealth.es to ask. In both cases you are told what was restricted, which part of these terms it broke, and how to reply, unless the report was itself a suspected threat to someone's safety (see below).
How we answer a report
We answer a report about a comment, a display name, or an athlete within 72 hours: a receipt when it arrives, and a decision when it closes.
A suspected threat to someone's safety
If Peak Health learns of a suspected threat to someone's life or safety, it reports it to the competent Spanish authority at once, ahead of the 72-hour target above.
It can change, and it can stop
This is a young product. Screens change, features arrive and leave, and the service can go down or end. There is no promise about uptime. If it is going to end for good, you are told in time to take your data out.
No warranty
Peak Health is given as it is, with no promise that it holds no defect, that a number it shows is right, or that it fits what you want it for.
Liability
Liability is limited to what the law allows to be limited. Nothing here takes away a right you hold as a consumer, and nothing here limits liability for death, for personal injury, or for anything else the law refuses to let anybody disclaim.
Ending it
Stop whenever you want: delete the account in Settings, and the data goes with it. An account can also be closed from this side for a breach of the rules above, and wherever it is possible you get your data out first.
When these terms change
They change when the product does. The date at the top is the last time that happened, and using the app after a change is how the change is accepted.
The law that applies
Spanish law applies. If you are a consumer elsewhere in the European Union you keep every protection your own country gives you, and you can bring a case where you live.
Contact
Anything about these terms, or about your account, goes to privacy@peakhealth.es.