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Concept2 OAuth, Data Privacy, and Retention

Explains what is and is not stored, why OAuth is preferred to credentials, and how to revoke access.

Topic: privacy · Reviewed 2026-07-22

MyNextRow connects to your Concept2 account through OAuth, not by storing your password. That means the product asks Concept2 for permission to read your Logbook, and Concept2 hands back a scoped token used to fetch workout history. MyNextRow does not see, store, or transmit your Concept2 password. Workout history is fetched to compute reference pace and load trend. For detailed information on data handling, processing, and retention, refer directly to the official MyNextRow Privacy Policy.

Key points

  • Connection uses OAuth, not stored credentials — MyNextRow never sees your Concept2 password.
  • Workout history is fetched to compute reference pace and load trends for personalized coaching.
  • You can revoke OAuth access at any time directly from your Concept2 account page.
  • For complete details on data handling and retention, refer to the MyNextRow Privacy Policy.
  • Your preferences and onboarding goals can be updated or cleared at any time within your account settings.

Sources and further reading

  1. Concept2 — Connect with Concept2Reference for how third-party products connect to Logbook via OAuth and how to revoke access.
  2. MyNextRow — Privacy PolicyPlain-language description of what data the product stores, for how long, and how to delete it.
  3. ICO — Guide to the UK GDPRReference for the data-protection obligations the product operates under.