Anabase

Legal Notice

Last updated: 12 August 2026

Publisher

Anabase is published by Pierrick Terrettaz, a private individual resident in Switzerland.

Contact:

Testing phase

Anabase is not yet operated through a company. Full publisher details will be published here when registration opens to the public.

Hosting

ServiceProviderLocation
Public site anabase.appCloudflare, Inc.Global network
ApplicationFly.io, Inc.Paris, France
DatabaseNeon, Inc.Frankfurt, Germany

Intellectual property

The Anabase name, logo, interface, texts and visuals on this site are the property of the publisher. Any reproduction or reuse without prior written permission is prohibited.

The data you enter into the application — sessions, notes, projects, reflections — remains yours. The publisher accesses it only as needed to operate the service and provide support, and uses it for no other purpose.

Trademarks and third-party services

Strava is a registered trademark of Strava, Inc. Anabase offers an integration with Strava but is neither affiliated with nor endorsed by that company.

The conversational assistant is powered by models from Anthropic, PBC.

Liability

What Anabase is not

Anabase is a training planning and tracking tool. It is not a medical device and provides no medical advice. Load, fatigue and freshness indicators are estimates computed from what you report — they replace neither a healthcare professional's opinion nor your own judgement.

Climbing is a risk activity. You remain solely responsible for your training decisions, your warm-up and your safety.

The publisher makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of information and the availability of the service, without being able to guarantee it. The service is provided as is, and may be interrupted for maintenance or development.

Personal data

Details of what is collected, how it is used and what your rights are can be found in the privacy policy.

Governing law

This notice is governed by Swiss law. The rights granted by European regulations to users resident in the European Union remain reserved.