What happens to your records when Oveluni Premium ends?

One of the first questions that comes up when you subscribe to an app is this: if I stop subscribing one day, what happens to what I have written? It matters even more when it is months of medication records, cycle dates and notes. In this guide we walk through what stays the same when Oveluni Premium ends, what stops, and what you can do before it does.

The short answer: your records stay with you

At the very bottom of the membership screen in Oveluni there is a section called Your history stays yours, and it states the rule in one sentence: "After your subscription ends, you can still view, export and delete your records. New entries, editing and insights require Premium."

So when a subscription ends, your records are not locked and they do not disappear. Part of the reason is where they are kept: in Oveluni, records are stored on this iPhone, with no automatic cloud backup and no analytics tracking. We cover this topic in more depth in our article on where your health data is stored.

What changes when the subscription ends?

You can think of the change in three parts: what you can keep doing, what needs Premium, and reminders.

• What continues: You can open and read your past records, export them and, if you wish, delete them. These three rights do not depend on a subscription.
• What needs Premium: Adding a new record, editing an existing one and viewing the summaries in the Insights tab all require an active Premium.
• Reminders: Reminders are part of Premium. They stop working when the subscription ends, but your reminder choices are kept and pick up where they left off once Premium is active again.

It also helps to remember what Premium covers. The membership is a single package and includes every tracking area: medication plans and medication records, cycle records, women's health, doctor appointments, measurements, the daily check-in and insights, PDF reports, iPhone and Apple Watch reminders, widgets and badges. When the subscription ends, whatever you have built up in these areas stays readable; what stops is new entries and editing.

The point about reminders matters especially if you take medication. If you know your subscription is about to end, set up another system for your medication times ahead of time: your phone's alarm, a calendar note or any other method that suits you. For any question about your medication, talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

4 things you can do before your subscription ends

Even though your records stay where they are, spending a few minutes before the end date makes the time after easier.

1. Check your renewal date. The Premium card in the Profile tab shows the status of your subscription and the next renewal date. You can reach the same information from the Subscription row in Settings.
2. Create a PDF report. Because insights require Premium, if you want to keep a readable summary, create a report while your subscription is active. For the report you can choose a 7, 30 or 90-day period or a custom range, and the categories to include; notes are not in the report unless you choose to include them.
3. Back up. With Back up / restore under Your data in Settings, you can make a copy of your records. Since your records live only on your device, this step is a good habit whether or not you subscribe.
4. Note down your reminders. Write down which reminders you get at which times; it will help when you set up your own routine for the period without a subscription.

None of these four steps is required; your records stay where they are anyway. But if you have a doctor's appointment coming up, getting the report while your subscription is active will make the day of the appointment easier. Also note down where you saved the backup file; months later, that is usually the thing people look for most.

How do cancellation and the 7-day trial work?

Oveluni Premium is a single membership covering every tracking area: $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year. Eligible App Store accounts can start with a 7-day free trial; current offers and prices are shown in the App Store before you buy.

Subscriptions are managed in your Apple account, not inside Oveluni. The Manage subscription button on the membership screen takes you there. According to Apple's support page, on iPhone the path is: open Settings, tap your name, go to Subscriptions and choose the subscription. The same page recommends cancelling at least 24 hours before a trial ends if you do not want it to renew.

Nothing happens to your records when you cancel; only the Premium functions we listed above stop once the subscription ends. For questions about charges and refunds, Apple is the right place.

Three situations people often mix up

"I stopped my subscription" can mean several different things in everyday language. The consequences are different for each:

• Cancelling the subscription: Records pause; viewing, export and deletion stay open.
• Signing out of your account: As it also says on the My account screen, your records stay on this device and are not deleted when you sign out.
• Deleting your records: This is a separate decision that is yours to make. It is done with the Delete records option in Settings; it does not happen by itself because a subscription ended. Details are in our article on exporting and deleting your records.

Knowing the answers to these three situations from the start is a good yardstick when you are choosing a health app. We collected other things to look at in 6 things to check when choosing a health app.

When you come back to Premium

If you take a break and subscribe again later, you do not start from zero. Your past records are in place; adding and editing records and Insights open up again. The reminder choices you kept work again once Premium is active.

The days when you did not keep records show up as empty on the calendar and stay that way. In the app's own words: "Empty days stay empty. This is your record, not a health score." An empty day is not a shortcoming, only a sign that you did not take notes on those days.

One more small note: every Premium subscription supports food and veterinary care for stray animals. Pausing or coming back is entirely your decision; the app does not tie your records to it.

If you started your subscription on another device or earlier, you can find answers about restoring Premium and about records after cancelling in the Subscription section of the Help center in the app. For all the tracking areas Oveluni covers, take a look at the Features page.

Oveluni is coming soon to the App Store. Remember: Oveluni organizes personal records; it does not diagnose, recommend medication or doses, and does not replace a health professional.

Sources

1. Apple Support: Cancel a subscription from Apple