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PumpSync

PumpSync is an iOS app and backend service that syncs Tandem Source insulin and carbohydrate data into Apple Health at the user's request. The project goal is a privacy-minimizing data portability tool with two backend access paths: PumpSync Hosted through an App Store subscription, or a user-managed self-hosted backend.

The iOS app lives in eslutz/PumpSync. The backend lives in eslutz/PumpSync-Backend. This wiki is the shared project documentation hub for both repositories.

Project Principles

• Keep the iOS repository frontend-only: app code, App Store/TestFlight metadata, screenshots, and app legal docs.
• Keep backend API code, Docker/Compose, Azure Container Apps infrastructure, backend workflows, data deletion tooling, and hosted/demo operations in the backend repository.
• Treat Tandem credentials and pump data as sensitive health-adjacent data: store credentials only on device and avoid durable backend storage of Tandem credentials, Tandem tokens, raw Tandem events, or normalized health samples.
• Use Apple frameworks on iOS: SwiftUI, HealthKit, StoreKit, Keychain, BackgroundTasks, MetricKit, OSLog, and App Intents.
• Use the same backend API, contracts, services, and normalization code for hosted service, real self-hosting, and synthetic demo/App Review mode.
• Keep hosted, demo, and self-host app-entered backend URLs aligned to the /api base URL contract. The app appends /v1/...; the backend exposes /api/v1/....
• Do not add hosted-subscription bypasses, production allowlists, or backend shortcuts unless the maintainer explicitly asks for them.

Current Status

PumpSync supports:

• Tandem credential capture and validation from the iOS app.
• Hosted service access through the PumpSync Hosted auto-renewable subscription.
• Self-hosted access through a user-entered backend base URL.
• Synthetic demo/App Review mode through the backend's SyntheticDemo data source.
• Syncing Tandem insulin and carbohydrate samples into Apple Health after HealthKit permission is granted.
• Local duplicate prevention through a rolling external-ID ledger.
• Background processing configuration for daily sync work.
• Privacy, terms, data deletion, accessibility, and App Store submission evidence in the iOS repository.
• ASP.NET Core backend deployment as a container image for Azure Container Apps or any Docker host.
• Hosted production/nonprod images in private GitHub Container Registry and public self-host/demo images in GitHub Container Registry.
• Backend data deletion tooling for hosted Azure Table Storage and self-host SQLite.

Wiki Pages

• Getting Started
• Features and Modes
• Architecture
• Self-Hosting and Demo
• Backend Operations
• Testing and Verification
• App Store and Privacy
• Privacy Policy
• Contributing

Public Website

Use the PumpSync website for user-facing support and policy pages:

• Support
• Privacy Policy
• Account and Data Deletion

Source Documents

The source repositories remain authoritative for implementation details:

• PumpSync/README.md - iOS repository scope, backend routing, build/test commands, and StoreKit routing.
• PumpSync/AGENTS.md - iOS maintainer and agent workflow policy.
• PumpSync/project.yml - XcodeGen source of truth for schemes, configurations, API base URLs, entitlements, and Info.plist values.
• PumpSync/docs/app-store/ - App Store evidence, accessibility answers, and screenshot support.
• PumpSync/docs/legal/ - privacy policy, terms, data deletion request, and App Store privacy notes.
• PumpSync-Backend/README.md - backend repository scope, modes, routes, and validation commands.
• PumpSync-Backend/docs/ - Docker self-hosting, Azure Container Apps, synthetic demo, configuration, security/privacy, and data deletion runbooks.